I still challenge myself to fully migrate to a PowerShell environment, but I still use tools that are command line (DOS) driven in lieu of PowerShell scripts due to number of lines and typing required.
Another option is to use the Sysinternals PsList tool, which can get you this information remotely and quickly. Possible ways include connecting to the server with Remote Desktop to run Task Manager and using the Reliability and Performance Monitor (Perfmon). If you want to check what processes are running on a remote server, there are many ways to get this information. Find out how to run the tool against a remote computer. The Sysinternals PsList tool can save you a trip to a server. Determine processes running on a remote server with PsList
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