Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)

  • Centralized Configuration Management and Endpoint Protection
  • Operating System Deployment, Software Deployment and Updates
  • Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Compliance Settings
  • Software Deployment and Updates and Patch Management

Centralized Configuration Management

  • Enable centralized management of IT assets and configurations
  • Streamline and automate the configuration of servers, desktops, and mobile devices
    Software Deployment and Updates:
  • Deploy software applications and updates across the organization
  • Schedule and automate software deployments to minimize user impact
    Patch Management:
  • Implement patch management to keep operating systems and software up to date
  • Schedule and deploy security patches to address vulnerabilities
    Operating System Deployment:
  • Facilitate the rapid and automated deployment of operating systems
  • Create standardized OS images for consistent installations
    Endpoint Protection:
  • Integrate endpoint protection features to safeguard against malware and security threats
  • Centralize the management of antivirus policies and definitions
    Inventory and Asset Management:
  • Collect and maintain an inventory of hardware and software assets
  • Track changes in the IT environment and monitor software usage
    Compliance Settings:
  • Implement compliance settings to ensure systems adhere to organizational policies
  • Enforce security baselines and configurations
    Mobile Device Management (MDM):
  • Extend management capabilities to mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets
  • Apply security policies and configurations to mobile endpoints
    Role-Based Administration:
  • Define roles and permissions based on job responsibilities
  • Control access to SCCM features and functionalities
    Reporting and Analytics: Utilize built-in reporting tools to generate insights into the IT environment.Create custom reports to track key performance indicators.
     Remote Control and Troubleshooting: Enable remote control capabilities for IT administrators. Facilitate troubleshooting by accessing and managing remote systems.
    Application Lifecycle Management: Manage the entire application lifecycle, from deployment to retirement. Streamline application updates and version control.
    Desired Configuration Management: Implement Desired Configuration Management (DCM) for ongoing compliance. Define and enforce configuration baselines for devices.
    14. Task Sequences: Create and deploy task sequences for complex, multi-step processes. Automate repetitive tasks to save time and reduce errors.
    15. Reporting and Monitoring: Monitor the health and performance of the SCCM infrastructure. Set up alerts for potential issues and failures.
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