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Microsoft SCCM is the answer
February 23, 2019

Microsoft SCCM is the answer

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager

Excellent tool for centralized and standardized configurations and software distribution. This tool is based on AD authentication like the rest of the Microsoft products and makes sending enterprise-wide updates automatically or manually a breeze. Metered usage for software, as well as built-in reporting, is excellent as well. Due to the popularity of the tool, there are enough resources online to get help on most issues.
  • We are using it for software distribution.
  • AD based user access.
  • Web-based.
  • Allow custom icons.
  • Reboot notifications.
  • Better reporting.
  • Client communication and policy compliance monitoring.
  • Asset Inventory verification and reporting.
  • Makes patching and updating the OS and applications across the enterprise very easy.
Better product overall with additional features. Supports a lot of third-party add-ons. SCCM gets updated and patched for bug fixes a lot more frequently as compared to other competitive products. Makes a whole lot of sense for large Windows-based environments. AD unification is, by itself, a huge plus and makes going with SCCM an easier decision.
Overall, the ease of use post-implementation. A wide range of ah-hoc, and query-based reporting capabilities.
Very easily can be integrated with an existing AD infrastructure.
It well suited for most organizations where standardization is a need. The learning curve can be steep at times, but once it's fully implemented, it's well worth the effort. Ongoing premier support might be expensive for smaller companies. The baseline implementation has to be done right from the ground up.