Deploy software updates, set it and forget, SCCM

And the magic part:

Superseded can be useful to set to Yes.
For example this will install Office service package instead of small updates.

The only reason to set it to No that you have not configured to update computers out of working hours.
The office service pack install is huge amount of CPU and lot of minutes of distracting computer performance at client side.

Separate small update installation also can be distracting, but not as much as service pack install.

Ths is how it looks like at the end. All required updates are applied:

If the update is not required to any computer then it is not deployed: