ManageEngine Endpoint Central vs Workspace ONE Comparison

Cost Effective and One of the Best Managment Software

Google Workspace Integration not needed

The easy of use, cross platform EMM, integration with third party IDPs like Google Workspace and Microsoft EntraID, remote support web application

Some features are kinda shoadowed, and you have to ask the support to activate them (e.g. per-group app managed configurations)

Endpoint Central helps the IT department provision and troubleshoot the company’s IT services and manage user permission/devices within a central workspace. Endpoint Central facilitates the management of devices, operation systems, and applications across the organization.

The service requires strong technical experience and data analysis skills to leverage its full benefits. The user interface needs more improvement.

- Nice Management Software - Helpful for Asset Management - One Console One Management

- take time for restart after Software Patch Upgrade - License Limit If You did not realise, while doing other install job

I can automatically deploy one patch to 100 PC's from one portal and this is great.

This product is really making support easy for me. I like everthing about it

The trial gives you the opportunity to really get into all of the features.

There's a definite learning curve. One must have patience.

I think the most impactful features are the On-premise Active directory connections and the patch management, as well as the OS deployment. I feel these features come in handy in our IT Department.

i currently don't have any cons for this one.

That PXE booting works flawlessly and deploys all software.

The agent breaks one user devices from time to time.

The great overview of computers and devices in the company, 3rd party updates aswell as seeing what windows patches are running on all devices.

I have no bad experience from the software but we just recently started using it so we have alot of features left to test.

Module MDM where i can store all of my mobile devices.

I think EDR because i have less experience than other one.

This Tool is very user friendly and easy installation. Just a single click it cover everything.Using the Endpoint Central, multiple Tasks can be completed.

SO far not Noticed any Consideration, Only the one requirement is Internet

The feature set combines many products in one.

There are so many good features that the interface can be complicated. It takes time to learn things and see the interface.

Easy installation on premiss , a little less on Azure. Templates are available if needed. Many option ad cool feature from distribution of software to remote control. Managine MDM , server and workstation is very easy once setup.

No integration with Azure Active directory, still base on Active directory setup for the workstation? Management little tricky with on a cloud based domain. Groupe poicies and update management not easy to remove.

Hello Philippe, Greetings from ManageEngine! We're glad you like the multifariousness of Desktop Central. We hope our product has aced in helping you with endpoint management and security. We are working on the integration with Azure Active Directory and please be informed that Desktop Central instance is available on Azure marketplace. If you require further assistance with the product features, do write to us at cms-eval@manageengine.com. Should you need any further information, please do not hesitate to write to us at desktopcentral-support@manageengine.com.

Updating all computers at once with one click

does not immediately scan updated computers

Cost. All in one functionality. Ease of use.

Support is not always the easiest to reach.

Frankly its the best and its what i have been looking for, Friendly and easy to use

its friendly to use and quite affordable, compared to todays market

Remote Desktop Access, Inventory Management, Software Deployment. All these are made easy and enjoyable in manage engine.

There too many agents, one for Asset Explorer, another for Inventory et, and a new one is release with every update and deploying them via Active Directory is not very clear. This is confusing at time.

What I liked most was the variability, the amount of features, the speed of searching and applying patches. Saving a lot of time compared to manually searching for and applying patches. Multi-use across the spectrum of operating systems.

The only problem I had (when I was initially introduced to it) was that I would occasionally search for a menu, but after a couple of days it went automatically.

All in one functionality, Ease of use, Value for Money.

Need to be more versatile in terms of licensing.

Ease of deployments, nice dashboards and all in one solution.

Report customization can be improved along with sync status.

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

Ease of use, patching MDM are invaluable features I use every day.

some features do not work in the cloud version of the product.

ME UEM - has already made my job easier both in managing devices and patch / compliance management

I now only need one portal to managing the compliance of my company and its clients.

Being able to manage all our devices in one pane of glass.

Lots of screens and a little hard to navigate

It has several of the tools we use today in one package.

I cannot get the granularity level with software deployments to target the correct clients with the built-in "filters." Admin Arsenal PDQ Inventory has more detailed filters to target the exact clients you want.

Workspace one allows us to manage our endpoints with ease. Having a UEM that can manage all device types (ie Windows, Mac, IOS, Android) under one portal has simplified our support. Workspace One even allows geolocation and remote wiping of WIndows and Mac platforms.

The option for remote control of a windows endpoint is being phased out. We have another solution in place, however for that task.

Since it's integrated to AirWatch enterprise mobility management, unifies the management of every endpoint, regardless of platform or ownership model. I like the fact that supports ANdroid, iOS, macOS, Windows 10 and Chrome. Basically only Amazon is missing... Pricing is also interesting and there are multiple options. Standard, advanced and Enterprise. Also Perpetual On Premises for those who need only internal functionality. Specially useful if your infrastructure counts with Virtual Desktops.

Nothing bad to say. I like the VMware family of products. Loyal clients and excellent support. Not cheap of course but not the highest.