We performed a comparison between BMC Remedy and FlexNet Manager based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out in this report how the two IT Asset Management solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI."It's a scalable product."
"You can develop plugins in different languages, and the workflows can be easily developed depending on the user's needs."
"It's an exceptionally robust and seamlessly integrated solution that has greatly facilitated our operations."
"It has a good peer sharing module."
"The product has excellent support for remote and hybrid environments."
"There are a lot of features a customer can use. It’s an existing concept of asset management. One feature is the ability to create tickets for various computer systems, VPN defenses, sites, regions, or customers."
"The solution is extremely user-friendly."
"This product is good because it allows us to receive proper responses to business emails anywhere and anytime. It helps in effective communication with employees. The solution is stable. The product is scalable. The initial setup is straightforward. I recommend BMC Remedy, especially for its automation capabilities."
"I like the way it does its compliance. I like its discovery, and I like the fact that it keeps separate hardware and assets and provides easy accessibility to raw data."
"It is a stable solution."
"The best thing about FlexNet Manager for my clients is its strong grip on managing licenses and ensuring they stick to their contracts."
"So the solution has a really great licensing module, and they're constantly keeping up with the newest trends."
"Could be more user friendly for admins to manage."
"Integration and deployment could be better. It could be easier and faster to integrate and deploy. It would also help if we could have a 360-degree view. It would be better if they changed it to a SaaS type of offering, which is becoming the standard."
"However, from a stability perspective, we sometimes had issues, like running out of resources, maxing out, database issues, and the server freezing out and functioning at fifty percent."
"One area that requires improvement is the prevention of duplicates or data inconsistencies in the system."
"I would like to have more customized reporting because the management team loves customized reports with graphs."
"Continuous improvement is recommended."
"The initial setup of BMC Remedy Asset Management was complex."
"If a user isn't using an out-of-the-box configuration, it can get a bit complex."
"One area that could use improvement is the deployment of Flexera agents."
"The hardware and connectors in the product have certain shortcomings where improvements are required."
"They could improve their reporting. I'd particularly like them to allow you to schedule it."
"There is room for improvement in the purchasing module. There are things I would change in that. Also, the automation components, like having the contracts, scheduling, and notifications embedded into the application, which they've been promising to do since 2014."
BMC Remedy is ranked 5th in IT Asset Management with 19 reviews while FlexNet Manager is ranked 12th in IT Asset Management with 5 reviews. BMC Remedy is rated 8.2, while FlexNet Manager is rated 8.2. The top reviewer of BMC Remedy writes "Great CMDB design, helpful technical support, and great features". On the other hand, the top reviewer of FlexNet Manager writes "Suitable for those with dedicated budgets and an interest in exploring advanced functionalities". BMC Remedy is most compared with ServiceNow, BMC Helix Discovery, Snow License Manager, Qualys VMDR and Device42, whereas FlexNet Manager is most compared with ServiceNow and X-Formation LM-X License Manager. See our BMC Remedy vs. FlexNet Manager report.
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