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Super dumb question, have you looked at Chocolatey? You could create a software repository and either push or pull software to endpoints. You might also consider a CM tool like Ansible or Puppet that your endpoints might check for configuration baselines (such as is program installed?).
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I wrote this registry uninstall path collection script for a site software inventory project (the SCCM DB wasn't providing accurate results). You may find chunks of it useful (the foreach loops that populate $installedProducts) for lifting the needed uninstall path key values into a PowerShell friendly PSCustomObject array. Honestly though, this task could also be a two line batch script.
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