ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is a quite straightforward solution. One of the major advantages of ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus stems from the fact that it works with different operating systems and is not just restricted to Windows.

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is useful for my company's customers as it provides assistance with patching upgrades and helps them take care of vulnerabilities.

We use the solution for vulnerability management.

My company uses ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus to patch vulnerabilities like CVEs since it allows easy management of patches. We use the solution in our company to use Microsoft's Patch Tuesday.

We use ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus to patch Windows updates or software updates.

I use ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus for patch management.

The primary use case of this solution is to patch our customer servers by directly receiving the updates.

We use the solution for patching vulnerabilities. 

The usage primarily depends on the customer requirements and we deploy it accordingly. 

Our primary use case for this solution is patching end-user systems. These can be mobile devices, PCs, desktops, or laptops.

We have been using the patch management component for the past six months, but we have been using more components within ManageEngine for about a year and a half.

We have an on-premises deployment.

We are a solution provider and this is one of the products that we implement for our clients. We also use it within our own organization.

The solution is basically for patching systems. Instead of patching using SCCM, that's Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager, we used ManageEngine. The product has agents installed on workstations. Those agents communicate within a central server and pull patches and installs them on the workstations. It's pretty straightforward.