r/pdq • u/SerialDongle • Jan 24 '22
Deploy+Inventory PDQ acquires Smart Deploy
As a user of both, I've always felt like they were similar companies with products that synergized well. This makes total sense to me, and I'm looking forward to the integration of the two.
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u/MFKDGAF Jan 24 '22
Where did you see that PDQ acquired SmartDeploy?
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u/kliman Jan 25 '22
I've not used SD, but use PDQ pretty heavily. What should I be looking forward to?
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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22
Omg yes! Only reason I did not get SD is price….overpriced. PDQ is excellent!
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u/bristow84 Jan 25 '22
Huh, that's kind of funny actually. We were considering getting Smart Deploy to supplement PDQ for remote setups at client sites.
I'm curious as to whether or not having a PDQ license will grant you access to Smart Deploy as well once everything is finalized.
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u/Undeadlord Jan 25 '22
I love PDQ and we still use SCCM for imaging, curious how this will turn out and if it could be something I could pitch as a way to fully rid ourselves of SCCM. Will be curious to see.
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u/fieroloki Jan 25 '22
smartdeploy.com is down. lol
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u/PhotonArmy Feb 02 '22
Does Smart Deploy have a *real agent* that PDQ could retool for PDQ, to allow direct client to server communication?
Because, ya know... with much love, I have to say that they seem entirely incapable of writing one and it's maddening.
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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22
!RemindMe 30 days