KACE

I've been using KACE (SMA and SDA) for the past 6+ years. I've been able to build it up to handle patching, scripting, imaging, reporting, and labelling/querying to my particular use cases. It is easy to learn and easy to implement, and although not very graphical, it does mostly allow you to do whatever you need to do in order to manage your organization. I feel it is in the "sweet spot" of management tools, for organizations that are too large to manage manually, but small enough that they don't need the likes of SCCM/Big Fix/etc. Customer service and tech support have always been wonderful, there have been several occasions when support helped me through a problem, and even admitted that the problem was on their side, and their communication was always fantastic.

About the only role where I feel KACE is lacking is self-service software distribution. Getting the user to click on the tray icon is a bit clunky, and I'd rather see a browser link to more of a GUI page (like a web page) of software self-service installs that the end-user can perform. Because of this, we've moved towards Chocolatey for our software package management and distribution.

I have used DELL KACE K1000 Asset and Inventory Management to tool for more than 3 years, it's a great tool to manage and keep track of your oranganization assets and devices.Dell KACE K1000 provided Patch management solution which helps organizations to automate the process of identifying, deploying, and tracking patches for their IT assets, using labels to separate the different appliances or devices and patching test machines using labels makes the patching management process easy. Patching devices using DELL KACE patch management feature is easy to use and configure.

Ticket System provided by KACE K1000, I couldn't bring the ticket system I developed in K1000 to Production as I had intermediate knowledge in SQL Queries.