Microsoft System Center

Awesome Resource

What do you like best? I love this system for all different kind of system usage. Network storing and sharing is great, easy to use, and organized very well. Navigating is fairly easy if you are use to personal computer use. Sometimes can be confusing with mac computers or users but is still fin e What do you dislike? Like I said it is sometimes confusing or hard to navigate on a mac computer or laptop and the process automation can be kind of slow depending on your server of interest ...

MS System Center

What do you like best? Microsoft management capabilities are very good. A must for all MS deployments What do you dislike? Management of non Microsoft services and systems. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? A solution is needed to manage all endpoints deployed in an ecosystem/environment.

Ease of Install

What do you like best? This system allows us to place department authorized software in one lacation for staff and IT personal to go and upload to a persons computer or device. What do you dislike? some times errors will occur were the software can not be installed due to permission issues What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? is resolves the issue of creating builds for each persons device.

OneDrive and Outlook cater to my business needs more than any other system center that I have tried.

What do you like best? Easy navigation between portals. I like that I can use the one drive feature and post excel sheets about my sales and expenses. This has made it so easy to update my staff about my business from home and it saves my information every time. During the work day I flip between email and spreadsheets constantly and I only need one favorited feature to access both. What do you dislike? I do not understand the Dynamic and Flow features. I would be thrilled to find out ...

Awesome to deploy updates and security patches accross network

What do you like best? For a large organization like ours, MSC push the updates and security patches accross our whole network with an ease, GUI, Microsoft support, a lot of help in the online community What do you dislike? Microsoft product runs only on Microsoft OS (should have atleast support for Linux, High costs to run (for example needs SQL server running, high maintenance, limits patching third party applications Recommendations to others considering the product In my personal ...

Great Product

What do you like best? Highly recommend this product to others for their use. Very user friendly What do you dislike? Takes some getting used to on how to use it What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Na

Use friendly

What do you like best? Over the years the windows system have continued tobecome more user friendly and allowed for continued production and productivity. What do you dislike? From time to time spplications will crash un expectedly and can some times cause delays but it doesnt happen often. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Increase in customer service which results in customer satisfaction.

Sccm honest review

What do you like best? The ability to manage thousands of our desktops from a single pane of glass. What do you dislike? It feels a bit clunky at times. It seems like a web interface might be better. Recommendations to others considering the product Do it! What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Quarterly windows updates. It has revolutionized our process.

Love it

What do you like best? It is very customizable and saves me time. What do you dislike? There is a decent learning curve to get all the features. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Asset management, patching, security

Microsoft System Center Config Manager Remote Control as a helpful remote desktop connection tool

What do you like best? As part of a bigger SCCM, I specifically like this tool best as it allows me to remotely connect to a user's desktop by network name and control the screen with a mouse and keyboard as if I am sitting at the user's workstation. With this tool, I can click on dialog boxes to confirm when I make changes to software setting or install software. What do you dislike? As for deployment of multiple software packages/updates on a large scale, synchronization between server ...