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Application /Software Deployment SCCM – Part # 5( Application Request – Contd.)

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https://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/24/applications-demystified-part-1/   – Part 1

https://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/25/sccm-applications-demystified-part-2-requirement/ – Part 2

https://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/25/sccm-applications-demystified-part-2-detection-rules/   Part 3

https://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/29/sccm-applications-demystified-part-4-application-request/ Part 4

https://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/29/sccm-applications-demystified-part-5-application-request-contd/  – Part 5

As an Extension to my Last post on SCCM Application request , I am Using A link to a Good Link here where you can get a Tool ( In case you do not have Other Components of System center – 2012 Like Service manager ) , Which can be used to Send Emails to a set of people who would Approve the requests for Software / Application :

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Usage : Let us Say that a user requests for an Application ( Which is a Good Practice ) , Now Under the Standard SCCM 2012 Capability you will not be able to Send Emails to Anyone who can approve  the request . The Only way left was to refresh the SCCM Console regularly .

Now you can use this Link to Download Tool To Send Emails :

http://blog.coretech.dk/kea/enabling-email-approvals-for-your-requested-applications-in-configuration-manager-2012/

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Written by Abheek Dutta

A perennial thrill-seeker with an avid interest in transforming and improving lives around the globe through the wonderful gift of technology, I am the Senior Vice President of Henson Group . My specialties include Leadership, problem-solving, and putting cutting-edge technology (Cloud, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning) in the hands of corporates, startups, and professionals. I have been obsessed with the idea of using technology to solve real-world problems. Having previously worked with global software giants like TCS and IBM, I now usually sit at my office at the World Trade Center, New York and Chandigarh , India. Among my greatest achievements, increasing the revenue of Henson Group by ten-folds in the past two years, remains my favorite along with the fact that Henson Group’s India center has now become ‘a center of excellence’ with its entire technical team being Microsoft certified. On the delivery side, I helped Henson Group attain the prestigious “ Azure Expert MSP Certification “ with Microsoft . Hailing from Jammu, my team has grown from five to 150 employees and associates in just two years. Even during COVID-19 era, our growth has soared while helping corporates, industries and startups to tide over many hurdles and challenges. Henson Group is recently featured at rank 132 in the Inc. 5000 Rating. Skillsets: Cloud Services, Managed Services Provider (MSP), Computers & Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Project management, Leadership , Cyber Security Mr. Dutta manages and monitors the performance of consultants and partners on engagements, communicating with the account executive, project teams, and customers. Works in close collaboration with the Microsoft project manager, providing hands-on project management expertise as required. Mr. Dutta provides direct oversight over the MSP Client Operations team responsible for managing MSP relationships with existing MSP clients and day to day operations of these accounts. Mr. Dutta oversees the Centralized Delivery Team that is responsible for high volume cloud migrations and MSP delivery to current clients. Team consists of over 120+ engineers and project managers.

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  1. Pingback: Applications Demystified – Part # 1 | Abheek's Blog
  2. Pingback: SCCM Applications Demystified – Part # 2 ( Requirement) | Abheek's Blog
  3. Pingback: SCCM Applications Demystified – Part # 3 ( Detection Rules) | Abheek's Blog
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