Nexthink - it's one of those tools that immediately shows it's value to your IT Customer Service branch
Overall Satisfaction with Nexthink
Nexthink is the leading user experience tool in our toolbox for our company. It has been instrumental in moving our workloads from a reactive to a proactive support model. It has enabled our L1 and L2 teams to quickly assess, troubleshoot, and repair issues with endpoints without interrupting the customer during the day.
We leverage Nexthink on both Windows and macOS devices to gather information that is not immediately ready on other toolsets that manage the desktop. Nexthink also allows our teams to see patterns and collect long term trending to make informed decisions regarding purchases, end of life hardware and products, and roadmap timelines for implementing new technology.
Nexthink has made itself critical to our business functions and we are very much looking forward to the next generation of functionality that is on the horizon.
We leverage Nexthink on both Windows and macOS devices to gather information that is not immediately ready on other toolsets that manage the desktop. Nexthink also allows our teams to see patterns and collect long term trending to make informed decisions regarding purchases, end of life hardware and products, and roadmap timelines for implementing new technology.
Nexthink has made itself critical to our business functions and we are very much looking forward to the next generation of functionality that is on the horizon.
Pros
- Visualize endpoint experience with setting thresholds on CPU, RAM, free space, etc.
- Flexible "remote actions" allow for gathering data that's not in the default data set AND send remote repairs without interrupting the customer.
- Nexthink has a feature called 'Engage' which allows for interaction with the customer in the form of a survey, or a pop-up interaction that can be attached to a remote action.
- Nexthink's Experience Portal allows for long term strategizing based on data points you can customize or create. Focus on the issues that are relative to your business and make decisions based on collected evidence.
- Nexthink has real-time service monitoring from an endpoint perspective. You can discover if a section or entirety of your business is experiencing an outage with an online service in near real time.
Cons
- The legacy account administration functions could use a little more attention. Simple things like exporting your account list should be an option for admins to do.
- Update the tagging system for deciding which clients receive the Collector (agent) auto-update
- Online visualization map of how investigations, scorecards, metrics, and remote actions are linked together.
- Visibility to the customer experience
- Ability to remediate remotely and the ability to 'shift left' workflows or automate them entirely.
- Long term metrics so we can see where we have issues and the ability to see if the changes we make are effective over time.
- Consistent addition of new functionality to deal with the constantly changing environment.
- We consistently are able to prove out the ROI on Nexthink. Easy wins like automated disk cleanups, hardware refresh strategies, and agent health remediation were easy to reconcile.
- As we move forward and Nexthink enhances it's technology, we're looking to integrate Nexthink into so many more business technologies (e.g. ServiceNow, Splunk, etc.) to maximize abilities to correlate data.
- Nexthink's Engage campaigns are helpful in gathering user experience sentiment so we know if the choices we make are having the impact on customers that we desire.
We leveraged several off the shelf performance tools prior to engaging with Nexthink (Windows Performance Toolkit, PCMark, etc.). Once we did our proof of concept with Nexthink, we knew we'd found the right tool for our organization.
Do you think Nexthink delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Nexthink's feature set?
Yes
Did Nexthink live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Nexthink go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Nexthink again?
Yes
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