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> Of them, it can be expected they know what they’re doing, and making the process easier could obviate their job, so I suspect they like the way it is now. If
by pyre 13y ago
> Of them, it can be expected they know what they’re doing, and making the process easier could obviate their job, so I suspect they like the way it is now.
If a Windows Update-type solution could be funnelled through a locally controlled central server for large installs, then the IT department could approve each update, and the local machines would automatically pull them down.
I assume that something like this already exists (even if it's not tied into Windows Update specifically).
- sk5t 13y agoYes, it exists in many different incarnations--even more than one from Microsoft, and others from third parties. WSUS is Windows Update for small/medium-sized MIS to run.
- jtmcmc 13y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Center_Configuration_Manager http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Center_Configuration_Man... used by large IT departments to ship and deploy updates