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ManageEngine Endpoint Central
Desktop, mobile device & patch management software
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Giridhar P.
Manager, Data Engineering
Information Technology and Services, 10,001+ employees
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Giridhar P.: My name is Giridhar. I work as manager, data engineering. And I give ManageEngine for Desktop...
Preston B.
Support Technician
Insurance, 1,001-5,000 employees
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Preston: Hi, my name is Preston. I'm a system administrator. I give ManageEngine Desktop Central a four...
Melih Ç.
Information Technology and Services, 51-200 employees
Used daily for 1-2 years
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It's generally great to use and it has user friendly web interface. I mostly recommend it to other IT administrators.
Easy to install, usability is higher than most of the other products. No need to be a product specialist with long years to manage it. It has very wide range of management features and licensing can be arranged according to the needs.
Feature Requests aren't implemented in a short time, so it takes time to be alive. The support team is good but sometimes the needs/problems may need to be explained extensively to be on the same page with them. Addionally, because of some browser cache problems, sometimes the info on UI can be misleading.
MOHAMED SHIHAM I.
Information Technology and Services, 51-200 employees
Used daily for 6-12 months
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best MDM and patch management system can monitor the devices from one plat form
manage all desktop laptop from a single platform, user can enroll by themself from the portal
it should synchronize data with Asset explorer , but that option is not available, MDM is not supporting linux
Mateusz Z.
Information Technology and Services, 51-200 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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When we start using Endpoint Central, we can move our amdinistrators to more sophisticated tasks, becasue they need less amount of time now to manage endpoints.
Endpoint Central is easy to use. Interface is nice and clear, you need only a while to get familair with the system. You don't need to be a programmer, everything you can create by clicking.
Integration with existing process was easy, our administrators are happy that they have one tool to rule them all (endpoints). They can install software, patch it, manage mobile devices, secure endpoints and implement OS images.
Scott C.
Education Management, 501-1,000 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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We loved all of the features, but they do not seem to live up to the description.
OS Imaging is great when it works. The drivers are usually found and installed on the target properly. Inventory scanning is great, but seems to be intermittent. One day it will instantly find and scan newly images computers, and the next it will hang on the scanning
The ManageEngine suite of applications promises to be the best deployment, management and inventory control products, but they do not consistently deliver on the promise. ServiceDeskPlus and DescktopCentral do not talk to each other as seamlessly as they should when handing off asset information.
Eric W.
Financial Services, 201-500 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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We've used this for years and it seems to get better and better every update. We've looked at other products every year or so but they tend to lack some functions.
EC has patch management, Nessus integration with threats, OS deployment and remote control. The remote control works well for our helpdesk as well as the OS deployment from images. These are used daily.
I'd like the ability to change some default options so I don't have to change them every time (remote control). I'd like more insight into failed patches without log diving.