Efficiency

Consider letting customers add/remove their own menu items to the top of the menu? I am thinking MS Outlook for an instance where one can add items to the ribbon. But even more for patching collections certain buttons are more useful than others. ...

Copying a Deployment to another Collection isn't hard with PowerShell, but adding this to the GUI would simplify the process and make it much friendlier to accomplish. This would be especially useful if you are expanding SCCM to a new region, or y...

Would be nice if "Show Collection - Advanced" worked for users instead of just devices. We do a lot of user based collections so it would be handy.

Currently when viewing user deployed applications in remote software center, the install button is greyed out.

In the restart command, you can restart PCs, prompt users, or restart if no one is logged in. In the System Info tool, you can see user sessions with idle time. So far, I can't figure out a way to reboot users if their idle time is over an hour fo...

This would allow adding computers to a collection based on primary user and not have to lookup computernames when only provided usernames

We have actions for repair and uninstall client, install client would be useful to have as well. Even though ConfigMgr has a built in client install right click action, it uses the client push account which has inherent insecurities. A right click...

I use this many times to see if the client start to download something, if the folders are created or if they are empty or if all files are indeed there and no .tmps pending

Add a timeout setting or stop button to RSC Compliance. It often happens that it is necessary to wait several minutes before being able to access the information because of an error or a station stopped

In our situation, Dameware is used for our remote support. It would be nice to right click a device to launch dameware using the computer name/selected device as a variable to automatically begin a remote session, or do so from a builder action. S...