Broadcom Endpoint Management

Name: Broadcom Endpoint Management
Brand: Broadcom
Rating: 4.4 (762 reviews)

Leader

Broadcom provides semiconductors and infrastructure software for global organizations’ complex, mission-critical needs

Est 1961|Valuation $1764B

LinkedIn 446K|Website|Web traffic 4.0M|FTEs 33,000|HQ Palo Alto, California, US

MarketsIT Asset Management (ITAM)Endpoint Management (UEM)

Platform CoversVulnerability Management Digital Employee Experience (DEX)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Intune vs ITMS/CMS: Buyers commonly cross-shop these options. Intune typically fits where cloud identity/security integration and modern provisioning are central; ITMS/CMS can remain attractive where on-prem control and legacy software distribution are critical. - Ivanti Neurons for UEM: Ivanti publishes competitive positioning material, and third parties publish pricing and implementation references; many Ivanti UEM offerings are vendor-quoted, similar to ITMS/CMS enterprise quoting. - HCL BigFix: HCL positions BigFix for large-scale patching and compliance; buyers should validate exact category placement and read raw reviews.

Adoption and market signals

Review platforms indicate ITMS/CMS is still used and reviewed in recent years, suggesting ongoing deployments.
Community sentiment indicates Broadcom’s commercial and support posture can influence adoption decisions as strongly as product capabilities.

	Broadcom Symantec ITMS/CMS (Endpoint Management)	Microsoft Intune	HCL BigFix
Starting Price	Vendor-quoted / subscription pricing; published per-endpoint details limited	Published per-user pricing available from the vendor (varies by suite)	Vendor-quoted pricing; often structured per endpoint
Best For	Enterprises needing on-prem endpoint operations (inventory/patch/deploy) and willing to run infrastructure	Microsoft-centric organizations wanting cloud UEM with identity/security integration	Organizations prioritizing patch and compliance at scale across diverse endpoints
Key Strength	Established Windows-focused endpoint operations capabilities and deep software distribution/OS deployment heritage	Cloud-first management, strong Entra/M365 integration	Reputation for scalable patching and compliance automation; strong cross-platform reach
Key Weakness	Vendor experience concerns (support/licensing/portal); on-prem overhead; niche skillset	Can be limited for certain legacy app deployment/packaging and third-party patching without add-ons	Pricing complexity; may require services to fully operationalize

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Intune vs ITMS/CMS: Buyers commonly cross-shop these options. Intune typically fits where cloud identity/security integration and modern provisioning are central; ITMS/CMS can remain attractive where on-prem control and legacy software distribution are critical.
Ivanti Neurons for UEM: Ivanti publishes competitive positioning material, and third parties publish pricing and implementation references; many Ivanti UEM offerings are vendor-quoted, similar to ITMS/CMS enterprise quoting.
HCL BigFix: HCL positions BigFix for large-scale patching and compliance; buyers should validate exact category placement and read raw reviews.

Adoption and market signals

Review platforms indicate ITMS/CMS is still used and reviewed in recent years, suggesting ongoing deployments.
Community sentiment indicates Broadcom’s commercial and support posture can influence adoption decisions as strongly as product capabilities.

	Broadcom Symantec ITMS/CMS (Endpoint Management)	Microsoft Intune	HCL BigFix
Starting Price	Vendor-quoted / subscription pricing; published per-endpoint details limited	Published per-user pricing available from the vendor (varies by suite)	Vendor-quoted pricing; often structured per endpoint
Best For	Enterprises needing on-prem endpoint operations (inventory/patch/deploy) and willing to run infrastructure	Microsoft-centric organizations wanting cloud UEM with identity/security integration	Organizations prioritizing patch and compliance at scale across diverse endpoints
Key Strength	Established Windows-focused endpoint operations capabilities and deep software distribution/OS deployment heritage	Cloud-first management, strong Entra/M365 integration	Reputation for scalable patching and compliance automation; strong cross-platform reach
Key Weakness	Vendor experience concerns (support/licensing/portal); on-prem overhead; niche skillset	Can be limited for certain legacy app deployment/packaging and third-party patching without add-ons	Pricing complexity; may require services to fully operationalize