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SCCM: consulting and operations in Bamberg

Software distribution and management of large Windows fleets.

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The system

Microsoft Configuration Manager, known as SCCM, distributes software and updates and takes inventory of large Windows environments, often in co-management with Intune.

Your benefits

  • Targeted software distribution at scale
  • Detailed inventory
  • Co-management with Intune possible

IN DETAIL

What is SCCM?

Microsoft Configuration Manager (SCCM, today also MECM) is an on-premises management solution for Windows environments. It distributes software, deploys operating systems, controls updates, inventories hardware and software and provides reports.

Typical use cases

  • Larger Windows environments with complex software distribution.
  • Operating system deployment via image and task sequence.
  • Update management and compliance reports for devices in the company network.
  • Co-management with Intune as a step towards the cloud.

Benefits and limits

SCCM is powerful and proven, especially with legacy systems and detailed control. It needs its own servers, maintenance and know-how. Microsoft directs development strongly towards Intune; for new projects cloud management is worth considering.

How INZOSO helps with SCCM

We review your environment, tidy the configuration, plan operation and, on request, support the path to co-management or Intune.

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Frequently asked questions

What does MECM mean?

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, the more recent name for SCCM. It is the same product.

What is co-management?

Both systems, SCCM and Intune, manage the same devices and workloads move step by step to the cloud.

Is SCCM still worthwhile?

For existing, complex environments yes. For new projects Intune should be considered.

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