The issue becomes that this approach can frequently introduce just as many problems for IT as it intends to solve, thus increasing the infrastructure footprint when organisations are generally looking to reduce infrastructure and move away from on-prem services and solutions.įinally, if you don’t deploy the Distribution Point infrastructure and perhaps opt for remote software deployment services, then this will inevitably only increase the strain on organisations Wide Area Network (WAN) links often causing congestion with a whole host of application and business services, all fighting for a piece of the available (and sometimes limited) bandwidth. These remote offices put an ever-increasing strain on the infrastructure and networks required to operate in these scenarios.ĬonfigMgr is a scalable solution, however, in the past this would typically mean that IT departments would continue to deploy distribution points to each of the regional offices to provide management and software deployment services for endpoints at each of these locations. Organisations are often more globally dispersed with 10s if not 100s of offices spread throughout different regions. Mechanisms to streamline existing ConfigMgr infrastructure.Efficient deployment and management of Windows devices.The current wave of these which I want to talk about are primarily aimed at addressing 3 critical areas: These integrations were either directly or indirectly built to help enterprise administrators tackle the challenges presented when managing thousands of devices at scale. Throughout the various iterations of ConfigMgr (SCCM), we have seen numerous technologies integrated into the software management platform.
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