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ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus vs Open Computer Orchestration

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FactManageEngine Patch Manager PlusOpen Computer Orchestration
HeadquartersPleasanton, California, USADresden, Germany
PurposePatch Manager Plus automates patch management tasks from scanning and assessment through deployment and reporting.OCO centrally manages Linux, macOS, and Windows computers plus Android and iOS devices through a web interface.
SupportThe vendor provides an online support request form, separate support email addresses for on-premises and cloud customers, and telephone support numbers.The vendor offers commercial support, environment-specific adjustments, and custom report development by arrangement.

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus plans

  • Free editionFree
  • Professional cloud, monthly$34.50 a month
  • Professional Cloud$34.50 a month
  • Enterprise cloud, monthly$44.50 a month
  • Professional on-premises, annual subscription$245 a year
  • Professional On-Premises Annual$245 a year

Open Computer Orchestration plans

  • Free (up to 20 devices)Free
  • Enterprise license€299 a year

Pick ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus if…

It suits administrators responsible for patching Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints, including third-party applications. The Free edition is listed for small businesses with up to 20 workstations and five servers.

Pick Open Computer Orchestration if…

OCO may suit administrators managing a mix of computers and mobile devices who want inventory, deployment, and patch management from a web interface. It is also relevant to organizations able to self-host and those needing management beyond the free 20-device allowance.

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