Die Zukunft des IT-Managements: 3 Erfolgsgeschichten
While the number of tasks and the complexity of processes in modern IT is constantly increasing, smart all-in-one software solutions enable administrators to simplify IT management even further and align it for the long term.
The use of an IT management solution can help companies to make their IT future-proof, save money and ensure simpler and more efficient processes. A central software solution for the comprehensive management of all clients gives users a precise picture of their entire IT. This enables administrators to work more effectively and help achieve significant savings.
IT management is a versatile process. Software should be easy to configure and should be usable in different client environments. For the development of ACMP, Aagon considers numerous aspects. With the client management solution, IT teams have a modern system at their disposal that takes all important tasks into account. The recurring challenges result in a rough division into six important areas:
From an overview of the software in use and the status of all devices, to finding vulnerabilities, to detailed information on licensing costs, over- and under-licensing and the use of special software. Three success stories show which advantages ACMP has for companies of all sizes.
Thanks to the use of ACMP, INOTEC saves up to 80 percent in time for new installations and patch management. This time is now available for other important projects.
As a provider of security technology, the company attaches great importance to IT security. "Through ACMP we guarantee a smooth and fast distribution of critical software packages", says IT administrator Daniel Christ.
With ACMP Harren & Partner manages centrally from Bremerhaven the IT of over 70 ships, which head at ports all over the world. For the shipping company it is important that the communication with all ships in port and at sea is ensured at any time. According to Sascha Winkler, Head of IT, a special focus is on the e-mail system, which ensures that the ships' cargo can be delivered without delay as soon as they arrive.
On average, ten computers are in use per ship, which are standardized via Windows rollout and kept up to date with the software distribution of ACMP. In addition to the enormous time savings, the lower effort reduces costs.
