Market Trends: Security and New Work Environments Shape UEM
Current UEM developments are shaped by new work environments and a diverse range of endpoints (mobile, IoT, wearables), increasing pressure from compliance and regulation, and the growing importance of EDR/XDR and zero-trust models. These trends are driving the need for secure, high-performance, and fully integrated UEM solutions.
For the coming fiscal year, aagon is therefore making targeted investments in enhanced security features that not only fully address current compliance requirements but also strengthen endpoint security in the long term and establish future-proof protection mechanisms. At the same time, the company is focusing on strengthening the core of the acmp Suite, thereby consistently driving the active further development of existing modules as well as the targeted implementation of customer requests and feedback. With this focused roadmap, aagon is taking acmp—one of the leading UEM solutions—to the next level, featuring enhanced security, modern standards, and the highest level of customer focus.
Channel Initiative 2026: Close Collaboration & New Partner Format “
” aagon also plans to significantly expand its channel in 2026. With an expanded channel team and new formats such as “Ask Jürgen,” partners will receive even more intensive support and be directly involved in product development. “We’re committed to close collaboration and active dialogue. Requests for future developments, module ideas, and first-hand feedback are incorporated directly into our roadmap,” emphasizes Jürgen Vogler, CEO of aagon GmbH. In addition, aagon supports its premium partners with joint marketing campaigns and further enhanced sales support.
Clear Goals for the New CEO—and Initial Results
Jürgen Vogler, who has been leading aagon’s operations since October 2025, believes the course has been set for aagon’s long-term success: “UEM is the starting point for any cybersecurity strategy and for meeting regulatory requirements. Together with our partners, we help our customers meet key NIS 2 requirements, automate their security processes, and thereby free up valuable time for innovation and digitalization projects. We achieve all of this with top-notch software, made in Germany.”
His goals for 2026 are clear: Meaningful growth, optimized internal processes, and a focus on core areas such as client management, automation, and security. And even though it’s still too early to take stock after just three months in his new position, the current growth trajectory shows that aagon is on the right track.