System Center perfectly works with on-premise both servers and devices, especially when it comes to patching, the orchestration part of it, and also when looking at on-premise device management. When looking at the cloud functionality part of it, this is where Intune comes in; hence, when you have the co-management functionality, you're able to both manage cloud and also on-premise. You are able to integrate Windows Hello and push the same to all managed devices, and you're also able to separate both corporately owned and personal devices. Overall now, looking at when a device gets lost, you're also able to do remote wipe. Time is money, so saving on time means you're also saving on costs. Especially when looking at how quickly you're able to patch endpoints and servers when it comes to updates, the whole System Center family, if you're able to integrate the whole SCCM functionalities, you're able to harness more. User experience has also changed in that we're able to handle tickets more effectively, and the overall posture just gives administrators an easier time to handle the business-critical since System Center is already handling most of the processes.
