SCCM
Reddit take
Not enough linked mention summaries yet; the source excerpts below are the evidence.
Pros
- Make all the programs they need accessible from Intune or SCCM or whatever software distribution platform you use.
- For everything non Microsoft patching, yeah wsus is not the best, but you have better (sccm), simpler (PDQ) and cheaper (Winget, chocolatey) solutions.
Cons
- Just look at frakkin' SCOM and SCCM. Who design that shit?
- This is what our solution was, we dropped sccm and just use intune however.
- Mostly PowerShell and SCCM work is done from there.
- I've been testing the feature deployment from SCCM and as soon as 23H2 gets upgraded to 24H2 the issue appears.
- Or using something like sccm or bigfix or just bare bones mdt to deploy images/drivers/software in steps.
Sentiment
2 positive (20%) · 4 mixed (40%) · 4 negative (40%)
Trust + time weighted score: -17% · raw score -20%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Just look at frakkin' SCOM and SCCM. Who design that shit?
Make all the programs they need accessible from Intune or SCCM or whatever software distribution platform you use.
This is what our solution was, we dropped sccm and just use intune however.
Mostly PowerShell and SCCM work is done from there.
I've been testing the feature deployment from SCCM and as soon as 23H2 gets upgraded to 24H2 the issue appears.
Or using something like sccm or bigfix or just bare bones mdt to deploy images/drivers/software in steps.
SCCM if you have 1000+ endpoints
For everything non Microsoft patching, yeah wsus is not the best, but you have better (sccm), simpler (PDQ) and cheaper (Winget, chocolatey) solutions.
The lack of a budget for tools like SCCM and MDM is a CHOICE and leadership is 100% working on the gamble that everything keeps working
we can’t even afford docking stations , sccm intune so everything is Manuel ..
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