There are no stability issues.

I would rate stability eight out of ten.

I rate the product stability a ten. 

SCSM has been stable since installation without any major issues, although the reporting and speed remain problematic.

I would rate the stability as eight out of ten.

The product is stable.

I have found SCSM to be stable.

Its stability is limited. There are bugs in it that Microsoft isn't fixing.

We have not had any bugs or glitches with the stability of the solution that I have noticed. It is stable.  

I am not aware of any issues related to stability.

For many years with Microsoft, if there was some problem, the common solution was that you just restart the machine. This is what users had been doing for ten or fifteen years. Previously, I had a very bad experience with the stability of Windows 2008, Windows 2008R2 and the configuration manager as well. It would need to be restarted often. But now my experience improved a lot. The release in 2012 was a really amazing improvement. Then in 2016 it improved more — and even more in 2019. The stability of the products might have been something of a problem and even a joke before, but now it is really much, much better. 

It is one of the most stable solutions in the market.

There are some issues with the system. For example, sometimes the workflows get stuck. However, overall, it is a stable solution. Any software in the world will have bugs and defects. Still, we cannot say, "No it is unstable." It's stable - just with a few issues. This is typical.

SCSM is a stable solution.

The solution is stable.

We haven't had any problems with respect to stability. We haven't experienced any bugs or other issues.

Microsoft has been changing, and It's still changing. It's like its working on some future solution in the System Center. Integrating more features in the cloud. So it's starting to provide some of the solutions. Microsoft uses the System Center to manage all the applications in the cloud and people are still afraid that they may drop everything and make everybody go to the cloud.

With respect to stability, it depends on whether the solution is deployed on-premises or in the cloud. Microsoft is dropping some of the other solutions, like SCOM. This has some people worried that Microsoft will drop all of the on-premises solutions and force them to go to the cloud. This would be a big problem for some people.

I can speak only for how well it works for small businesses, but it's not fully compliant with the ISO. It's okay for the on-premises version. I don't know about the newest version for 2019.

The solution is stable.

We have had problems in the past, but the latest version is stable.

The solution is quite stable. We don't have errors or bugs or anything like that.

This is a stable solution.

It is a stable product.

Sometimes the SCSM console on a FAT client hangs.

The solution is stable and I would rate its stability an eight out of ten.