For example: In the time it would take an administrator to have half of the image loaded, via DISM, the Scheduled Update feature would be finished updating the image. The less time administering updates for the image means that more secure PC images can be produced quicker.
While an administrator could use Microsoft Windows Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) to install operating system updates on an image, an administrator could ‘crack” the image and run operating system updates, then recapture the image. Why would an administrator need this feature? This feature allows an administrator to install operating system updates on image files within MECM. One of the lesser-known but quite useful tools of MECM is the Schedule Update feature on image files. MECM authorizes end users access without compromising security. The Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM), is a Microsoft Systems Manager that allows administrators to manage both the deployment and security of devices and applications across an enterprise.
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