The highlight of the brand new version is called acmp Intune Management. This module integrates Microsoft Intune—the well-known and widely used cloud-based endpoint management solution—into the acmp Suite, supplementing it with essential features that IT administrators find lacking in Microsoft Intune. The result is a hybrid platform that combines the best features of both worlds. This enables unified, efficient, and secure management of the entire IT infrastructure—including both on-premises and cloud devices—via a single acmp console. Thanks to the hybrid strategy, device and user groups are from the cloud solution to the on-premises UEM and are visible in it. Even iOS and Android devices, which the UEM would otherwise only inventory, can be managed in much greater detail.
While Microsoft Intune provides effective management for primarily mobile devices, acmp extends these capabilities to the entire IT infrastructure, including clients, servers, and other IT components. The integration of Microsoft Intune into acmp within a unified interface allows for the centralized control of all end devices. And if required, multiple instances of MS Intune can even be integrated.
Hybrid UEM strategy ensures the highest level of security for corporate IT
Companies can thus implement a hybrid UEM strategy that spans both the cloud (Intune) and on-premises infrastructure (acmp). They no longer have to compromise on security, efficiency, or flexibility. Through simplified, holistic management, automated processes, and a high level of security in device management, a hybrid UEM makes a significant contribution to a future-oriented IT infrastructure.
In addition, ACMP 6.8 is fully Compatible with Microsoft Azure DB. The acmp server's database can be run in the Azure cloud—therefore, no separate server infrastructure is required.
An Overview of Other New Features in ACMP 6.8
The second major expansion was the CAWUM, which stands for Complete Windows Update Management and is an excellent alternative to Microsoft's WSUS (Windows Server Update Services), which was discontinued at the end of Windows Server 2025 anyway. Like WSUS, CAWUM ensures regular patch and update management of the operating system, but - unlike WSUS - only applies the update files that the system actually needs. In addition to other intelligent enhancements such as release processes and time-based and granular control of patches, the new version now also offers driver updates from third-party catalogs, which can also be distributed via the test and release processes. The drivers from the manufacturers Dell, Lenovo and HP are among the first updates available via CAWUM, with more to follow.
The acmp Desktop Automation module gained another interesting feature with the acmp Unix Script Management tool, which—like many other new features—was developed in close consultation with aagon customers. With the new version, it is possible to, Scripts also on Unix-based environments (e.g. Linux and Mac) to distribute—for example, to start the software installation. The familiar acmp features, such as testing and approval processes as well as the scheduled distribution of Unix scripts, are now also included in the scope of services.
For more information on the latest version, acmp 6.8, which is available now, check out the Feature Tour.