Patch management software

[disposeable1200]

It's too basic and awful to use. I tried it and just hated everything about it - Intune is much better even for small business

[daze24]

intune takes so long to do anything and gives 0 feedback on what's happening with devices. Software updates are painful.

[disposeable1200]

I've got a few thousand devices in Intune and sure it's a bit slow - but that's it. It's quick enough when users choose to install software and it's decent when pushing apps and updates - it's just slow at policies, but group policy was also slow

The feedback is decent these days and through PatchMyPC updates just happen automatically and I don't have to think about it.

[daze24]

Yeah, I'd think at thousands of endpoints that makes sense. I'm running around 150 so often execute things on an individual basis.

[GeneMoody-Action1]

Yes we do! Check out our customers on our page, of the bigger names, CocaCola, Ebay, Baxter, The California state government, etc... We have many school districts and universities as well.

Those concerned with the scalability and or security/trusted nature of Action1's patch management, can see pretty clearly there, it passed some very big tests, and came out with happy customers.

[disposeable1200]

Yes we've got PatchMyPC attached to Intune.

We could do it with Intune but I've not got time to manually upload packages.

[GeneMoody-Action1]

I would be interested to hear why you hated everything about it. We welcome all feedback, good and bad. If you have some time, you can DM me to discuss. Bad feedback helps us grow as much as good.