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The Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Application doens't require a subscription to download and install. Adding this to the catalog allows IT administrators the ability to install the Desktop app without licensing and then when a user signs in to the ...

It would be cool if Application Manager could have a button that could create a collection in ConfigMgr that would automatically create the query syntax that would query the devices to see if the applications in the deployment are installed on the...

add a right click option with disabling a computer in the ad instead of directly deleting the pc. would be cool.

In order to better update products without having to deploy to all users or devices and have it automatically install the product, using a script wrapper could offer the ability to try and detect if the application is already installed and not upd...

It would be nice if the application name that is published in ConfigMgr through Application Manager matched the rules for how it is displayed in the Software Center. This would make it so that any person that may be performing dynamic installation...

This really would be for all RMS actions. But instead of storing in the database, we could keep only a few days here and then ship them all off to our syslog server for future discovery. I'm thinking about utilizing Recast Builder more for admin t...

Tabbed View when running actions against various computers can be a hassle to navigate. Having grid results will make readability and gathering information from scripts much easier. Currently only tabbed view seems to be able to return even simple...

Have a report that shows all local admins on every machine

Would be awesome if you could run right click tool actions from the CMPivot results table. This would let you do actions like removing a vulnerable installed application from a workstation from the results of CMPivot query.

Having the ability to run actions via LAPS vs the logged in user of the console would be a huge win for orgs that split admin privs on accounts and/or restrict admin rights on workstations.