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Microsoft System Center Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Microsoft System Center Reviews & Ratings
Spotsaas Editor’s POV
Microsoft System Center is a must-have tool for desktop management, offering a wide range of automation capabilities and streamlined processes. Users praise its ability to create custom Windows images effortlessly, deploy software seamlessly, and handle security patching efficiently. The tool enables remote management tasks, simplifies infrastructure management, ...Read more
Microsoft System Center pros and cons
Simplifies data center management, infrastructure monitoring, and deployment processes effectively.
Offers a unified infrastructure for protection and administration, ensuring regulatory compliance and managing virtual environments seamlessly.
Provides comprehensive tools for monitoring, reporting, and managing devices with automation capabilities.
Allows efficient OS deployment, software updating, application deployment, and remote management to help in maintaining compliance.
Steep learning curve for new users, requiring time to master the complexities of the tool.
Implementation process can be cumbersome and expensive, with unclear instructions and navigation challenges.
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Anonymous
07/05/18
Good tool for self-installs!
What do you like best? We recently used this to deploy an alternative web browser to 200 users overnight. It was a nice self-help experience and worked seemlessly in our environment What do you dislike? I've experienced permissions issues where I had to switch to admin accounts to get a different catalog, but I think that was something to do with the way the administrator configured it. Other than that, it seem,s to work seemlessly. What business problems are you solving with the ...
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Anonymous
07/05/18
Invaluable tool for supporting systems and deployment of software
What do you like best? Software deployment and remote control features What do you dislike? The interface needs a lot of work. Too many things require you to go to multiple sections. It would be better if it would have more of a windowed interface. Recommendations to others considering the product I would recommend a dev environment for sure. There's so many mistakes we ran into when implementing SCCM. It's very complicated and takes a while to get working, but once it is, it's a great ...
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Anonymous
07/02/18
Powerful tool, expect to need an owner/expert
What do you like best? SCCM as a powerful management tool, allows for centralized management of application deployment, patching and imaging. What do you dislike? Imaging can be tricky, with too many admins can get messed up quickly, especially if others doing application administration. Recommendations to others considering the product Make sure to dedicate a resource to 'owning' the platform and not spread it around to many individuals to manage. What business problems are you solving ...
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Anonymous
07/01/18
Manage software on windows
What do you like best? Most of my experience with this software is with the SCCM software center. It makes it easy to deploy software on a large number of machines, as well as making it easy to set certainnsoftwares as required and others as optional. What do you dislike? There is a definite learning curve to this software. It may not be immediately obvious how to set up the groups of computers needed for software deployment. What business problems are you solving with the product? What ...
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Anonymous
06/23/18
System Center
What do you like best? System Center helps us to keep track of all of our assets What do you dislike? Nothing. System Center allows us to achieve our mission of being productive. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? System Center allows us to monitor digital assets the are installed across our infrastructure.
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Anonymous
06/22/18
Good product
What do you like best? The interface is user friendly and easy to navigate. What do you dislike? There is nothing I dislike about this product What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Standard IT questions.
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Anonymous
06/19/18
SCCM very complicated
What do you like best? Being able to image machines and look at reports What do you dislike? You need a full time admin to take care of it all the time What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Being able to view all the software and keep inventory. That we can see live reports.
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Anonymous
06/15/18
Very organized product
What do you like best? We used Microsoft system center since past 2 years and see huge improvements in our productivity What do you dislike? I would like it more flexible to manage internal application What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We use it to manage our applications portfolio
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Anonymous
06/15/18
Great for a Growing, Mid-level Comapany
What do you like best? Everything is centralized. I don't have to poke around and spend 20 minutes searching for an application. It has made a huge difference in how agile I can be when multitasking. What do you dislike? There are some limitation with what we are able to do as far as tracking data for required daily and monthly reports. We have to use a separate software to do the actual reporting. Recommendations to others considering the product Make sure that you are aware of ...
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Anonymous
06/12/18
Microsoft Service Center
What do you like best? Provides Windows Server and workload monitoring,performance What do you dislike? Complexity and cost.Training on how to use the product is required. Recommendations to others considering the product Once you get used to it you will start liking the product What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? MSC was to run updates on large number of pc’s on client network.
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