This blog contains various tweets, and other resources to help showcase the continued love and development of the Configuration Manager Platform. The twitter link below will point you to the owner of this site, and the Github link will direct you to the repository so you can make requests to add to his site.
Steve Thomas and crew 2022-07-21
We release ConfigMgr three times a year and with each release there is at least a page of features. If you’re seeing feature dumps every four months it’s safe to say that the product is not on the path deprecation. – Steve Thomas The full conversation can be watched at AMA: Cloud-based device management with cloud attach - Tech Community Live | Endpoint Manager (and Youtube) We used to put up at our conferences we put up big banners that say SCCM is not dead and then we started putting up big banners and say Configuration Manager is not dead and yet we still continually get … from our customers all the time “when do I have to go to Intune because I know Configuration Manager is on a path to deprecation”, can you please, I don’t want to say for once and for all because we’re going to continually drive this home, can you like just verify the fact that Configuration Manager is not dead and we still continue to develop for it....
Danny Guillory 2022-06-22
Some customers even believe that ConfigMgr is dead… I’ll say it for probably the millionth time, Configuration Manager itself is not dead… We [Microsoft] just want to help you [customers] do better and simplify with cloud… we have tons of investment going into the on-premise state… we are not taking down ConfigMgr. – Danny Guillory (Twitter | LinkedIn | Ignite), Senior Product Manager at Microsoft
ConfigMgr, Game Changer
I started with ConfigMgr in 2012 and it has changed my entire career path, and personal life. I had no idea that starting to use this tool also meant I was joining the most amazing community of professionals. The friends I’ve made and the skills I’ve learned because of this tool have been no small part of shaping the last decade of my life. Thank you Microsoft Configuration Manager team and the community that makes this tool really great....
Steve Dispensa 2022-04-07
ConfigMgr is the largest deployed management solution in the known universe… is core to our ability to deliver a complete solution… we have no plans to end of life ConfigMgr. We love ConfigMgr. We just increased our development capacity on ConfigMgr. It’s nothing but a bright future for ConfigMgr. video
Aria Carley 2022-04-07
ConfigMgr is not only not dead, but coming soon it will be able to… video
Brad Anderson 2019-10-04
i’ve been asked a couple times today if Microsoft Endpoint Manager means the death of #ConfigMgr — honestly, the truth is really simple: MEM means ConfigMgr has eternal life!#MSIgnite pic.twitter.com/AeMp5eGxa7 — Brad Anderson (@Anderson) November 4, 2019
Brad Anderson 2020-03-03
This video is something I’ve asked everyone in my org to watch. It was intended to be internal-only, but I can’t resist sharing it. You can read more about why I think this is so important here: https://t.co/3jvzumi8EA pic.twitter.com/dd5IuoxcNt — Brad Anderson (@Anderson) March 3, 2020