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The increasing risk of cyberattacks and the shortage of skilled labour are just two two of the many reasonsthat speak in favour of hybrid Unified Endpoint Management (UEM). Centralised, standardised device management via ACMP relieves employees, saves time in day-to-day operations and improves the level of IT security in the company.
- Centralised management & simple device administration
- More security & control
- Maximum flexibility and scalability
- Relief for the IT department
Known IT challenges that require solutions
In Microsoft-based cloud environments, IT departments repeatedly encounter typical challenges when it comes to endpoint management with Intune. Where ACMP is also in use, the lack of integration between the two solutions leads to unnecessary effort for device management and security risks.
Separate administrative interfaces
Hybrid environments often lead to parallel management of different end devices via Intune and other tools such as ACMP, which is associated with correspondingly high coordination effort and security risks.
Cumbersome client change
Due to the structure of MS Intune, client changes are time-consuming and error-prone. ACMP can integrate any number of MS Intune instances in a multi-tenant and user-friendly manner.
Media breaks in workflows
Manual interfaces between cloud and on-premises processes cause errors and cost a lot of time, especially when configuring devices.
Cloud dependency of Intune
Intune requires stable internet connections, which makes it difficult to manage remote devices in poorly connected areas and increases the risk of failure.
Typical challenges in device management are finally a thing of the past with Intune Management: By integrating Microsoft Intune and ACMP, you get the best of both tools and benefit from a standardised platform for your hybrid UEM. Mobile device data from the Microsoft Intune cloud can be easily imported into your local ACMP and effectively managed there using a variety of management functions.
The IT department has a clear view of all stationary and mobile devices and servers. This not only makes the administrative workload of relatively small teams much easier to manage. It also significantly improves the level of protection against cyberattacks.
The future-proof UEM solution for hybrid cloud environments
Our aim is to enable centralised and therefore effective management of all endpoints in use. With ACMP Intune Management, you can seamlessly combine the flexibility of your cloud environment with the security and control of your local IT - for modern, hybrid UEM from a single source.
What is Unified Endpoint Management?
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is an approach that enables IT departments to centrally control devices, resources and applications. UEM covers both PC and mobile device management.
In addition, UEM can include policies and procedures for managing remote devices, including both personal "bring your own device" (BYOD) devices such as users' smartphones and tablets as well as company-owned remote devices such as IoT kiosks, sensors and digital display panels.
What is a hybrid UEM strategy?
A hybrid strategy in the context of Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) stands for the combination of different approaches and technologies for managing end devices. It makes it possible to bring together both cloud-based and local (on-prem) solutions in order to efficiently organise the management of devices, applications and data. A hybrid UEM strategy utilises the advantages of both worlds to ensure flexibility, security and control.
How does hybrid UEM work with ACMP?
We can provide you with ACMP for Intune, which links your existing Microsoft Intune instance with ACMP.
How can I control who controls my devices via the ACMP Console?
Authorisations can be defined individually via ACMP.
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