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Once you know what you want, search around for the vendor that gives you the best value for your company. What it boils down to is what are the key, core functions that are must haves versus the bells and whistles you can find a cheaper vendor to do a la carte, or give up altogether.

But the inventory and licensing reporting isn't has in depth as other inventory tools in the market (ManageEngine, SpiceWorks, Snipe-IT, etc.). We use LogMeIn here for remote control and some central deployments (software installs, 3rd party application updates, forcing Windows updates, installing scripts, etc.). Jira is pretty reasonably priced and extremely flexible, although the learning curve can be pretty steep.Īgree with what CosmoVandalay said, it can get pricey finding an all in one solution especially as the endpoint sizes start to grow. If you are willing to do some heavy customization and take on a lot of the work yourselves, you may consider Jira/Confluence and the Jira Insight module which has some great capabilities.

You may want to focus more on the core features which are most important to you, for example a CMDB solution, or asset management. You've listed a few different features which may not be found all together in a simpler package, for example remote software management/installation, and security features. How big is your team? It sounds like you guys are relatively small shop with ~200 devices, so be careful getting something too complex.