This is the second organization where I've used Patch My PC with our ConfigMgr environment. It's a tremendous time saver; the work that would be required in maintaining updates and application versions without them is probably nearly a full-time job.

The publishing service tied to our ConfigMgr/MECM environment has saved a *lot* of work on both update management and new application deployment. Being able to simply select an application in the configuration instead of having to roll our own packages saves a lot of time.

I do wish that it was possible to configure/manage the publishing service remotely; currently it's necessary to run the console UI from the server where it's installed.

to date it has been a really positive experience, I would recommend that you reach out to Patch My PC. They offer competitive pricing and will work with you to set it up if you need it!

I really love the dynamic rules for patching; if there is a zero-day patch, my rules to implement that patch are forceful, and Patch My PC pushes and enforces that patch immediately. If it is a smaller update, the rules will be less forceful. I never have to check that it does its job because I have seen it perform reliably every time!

I'd like to see a webUI instead of an installable application.

PMPC is indeed one of those tools that you can easily overlook but greatly appreciate for its seamless functionality. It grants me the ability to respond positively more often when different teams request specific software installations on their computers. For instance, I can now allow our developers to have Notepad++ installed via the Intune company portal, while ensuring that the software receives the latest updates automatically. This has made my life easier in several ways:My team is relieved from the burden of managing or creating application packages.I have peace of mind knowing that PMPC will consistently release the most recent updates from their repository.I am no longer perceived as someone who simply rejects requests without consideration.For anyone who values efficient application management and utilizes inTune, seriously considering PMPC would be highly beneficial.

PMPC simplifies the process of deploying patches effortlessly. By utilizing the inTune model, it becomes an obvious choice for deploying updates to a large number of users and their applications. With PMPC, updating widely used applications such as Adobe PDF, Chrome, and FireFox becomes a breeze. These three applications alone encompass 80% of our essential business applications, and they are prime targets for malicious actors. The prospect of PMPC updating these applications through our MDM is incredibly attractive.In addition I really like the open roadmap they share. I see they are actively adding new applications while also ensuring they hear from the community on feedback.

We have encountered disruptions caused by PMPC, particularly with certain Adobe updates that caused problems for a portion of our users, including our CFO. It was highly frustrating that such issues arose, especially considering the widespread installation of Adobe Reader throughout our environment.

I do not manage this application but part of the team and get alerts. The most I like about PatchMyPC is the quick detection and application of updates, along with reminders on unpatched applications.

I do not manage PatchMyPC so I would not be able to answer this.

Excellent experience from the product itself, the support site and the people of PatchMyPC

Ease of use, their support and that is "config and forget"

for the jobs we buy it, it does everything we want