2Pint Software and Patch My PC partnership: Simplifying Windows deployment and application management. Oct 27, 2026 By Andreas Hammarskjöld OS Deployment, 2Pint Tech, Windows Partnership reduces fragmented Windows provisioning by bringing operating system deployment, applications, drivers and configuration choices into a unified workflow. Patch My PC, a leading provider of automated third-party application management and patching solutions, today announced a partnership with 2Pint Software, a specialized software company focused on advanced endpoint management, enterprise-scale operating system deployment and intelligent content delivery, that will expand Patch My PC's role across the Windows device lifecycle. By combining 2Pint Software's deployment technology with Patch My PC application management expertise, the companies are building a more unified approach to provisioning, deployment and ongoing endpoint management, beginning with an experience that brings operating systems, applications, drivers, configuration and deployment visibility together. Simplifying Windows deployment. Patch My PC has become an industry leader in simplifying application management. But applications are only one part of the device lifecycle. The partnership with 2Pint Software represents a long-term strategic investment, bringing together Patch My PC's expertise in application management with 2Pint Software's expertise in operating system deployment, imaging, and enterprise content delivery. "Application management will always be core to what we do, but our customers don't manage applications in isolation. They manage devices and the full lifecycle around those devices," said David James, Chief Technology Officer at Patch My PC. "This partnership brings together the strengths of both companies as we build toward a more complete approach to endpoint management." Today, provisioning or rebuilding a Windows device can require IT teams to coordinate multiple workflows. Applications may be packaged and deployed separately from the operating system, while drivers, settings, and deployment status are managed elsewhere. Patch My PC and 2Pint Software are working to consolidate those steps into one experience where IT teams can create reusable deployment setups, select Windows, applications, and drivers together, and track deployment progress from a central location. Bringing 2Pint Software deployment technology into a broader experience. Patch My PC plans to build the customer experience on top of 2Pint Software technology and connect it with application management and other elements of device setup. The companies are also evaluating how 2Pint Software's existing peer-assisted delivery capabilities may fit into the joint experience. That technology allows devices to reuse deployment files already available from another nearby device when possible, while retrieving content from the original source when it is not locally available, providing critical reductions in the time it takes to deploy and provision devices. "2Pint Software has focused on making Windows deployment more efficient, scalable and practical across modern enterprise environments," said Andreas Hammarskjöld, Chief Product Officer and Founder at 2Pint Software. "Working with Patch My PC gives us an opportunity to bring that technology into a broader experience where customers can more easily manage deployments and prepare a device for use, easing the burden on IT teams." The partnership expands Patch My PC's focus beyond managing applications after devices are deployed and toward simplifying more of the overall Windows device lifecycle. Oct 27, 2026 By Andreas Hammarskjöld Top posts. OS Deployment, 2Pint Tech, Windows Oct 27, 2026 By Andreas Hammarskjöld 2Pint Software and Omnissa partnership: Closing the gaps in OS deployment, bare-metal imaging, bandwidth optimization, and endpoint recovery. OS Deployment, 2Pint Tech Sep 30, 2026 By Ranjith Lewis 2Pint Software blog roundup - early summer 2026 edition. OS Deployment, 2Pint Tech, Social Aug 18, 2026 By David Meurer

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