MS Office 2011 updates

Office 2011 and 2016 updates are just PKG files. You can push them out via ARD just like any other PKG file.

Grab your installers through https://macadmins.software/. This is a site made by Microsoft employees for Mac administrators with direct links to downloads for Microsoft's software. The site also has links to documentation and scripts made by these employees for various administration needs.

In response to your question, however, I found that the best way to manage updates for Office 2011 is to push the newest version of Microsoft AutoUpdate, the 2016 version, (which you can also grab from their site). With the 2016 version of MAU you can create a profile to enforce automatically downloading and installing new updates as they are released from Microsoft. The site also, as mentioned above, has documentation on creating the profile for deployment.

I've found that using https://macadmins.software to download and then copy into Casper Admin to deploy has been the easiest solution for me.

Adding the multiple pkgs to a policy and then deciding on your preferred deployment choice (allloggedout, recurring check-in, etc) should then work fine.

Go with what @mlavine said. It's the a great option. If you find after you've enforced this and there are still straggler machines that need to update just grab the PKG from that site and push it.

You want to take the DMG that you download and open it. There is a .pkg installer inside of that. Drag that into Casper Admin to upload it into the JSS. If you just move the .dmg into the jss it won't actually install the software update.

Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll update once I have success!

Just to confirm...

Opening the downloaded update dmg and then dragging into Casper Admin worked a treat.
Thanks everyone.