The Enterprise view is a collection of enterprise-related dashboards. It provides five main dashboards that include vast information about your enterprise in a unified view. Different dashboards are accessible by switching between tabs. See all enterprise content at a glance and reach a required dashboard with very few clicks. The unified view allows to quickly locate the information about your organization you are looking for.

For example, use the Boot dashboard for monitoring boot times across your organization, the Map dashboard for viewing the usage time of an application in each business location, and the Enterprise Summary dashboard for checking if people use applications which are not part of your official portfolio.

• The Enterprise Summary dashboard displays a quick summary of the performance of all applications in your enterprise, including their popularity, user experience, and health.

  For more information, see Key Task: Monitor Enterprise Applications (Enterprise Summary)

• The Device Health dashboard gives a high level view of all the errors and crashes (health events) occurring on all devices across the enterprise. Check to see if similar types of crashes occur in different places and view the details of any crash to troubleshoot issues on Windows and mobile devices across your organization.

  For more information, see Key Task: Troubleshoot System or Hardware (Device Health)

• The Boot dashboard displays boot times for devices across your organization in comparison with SLA targets.

  For more information, see View the SLA Compliance of Device Boot Times (Boot)

• The Performance dashboard (previously called My Enterprise) displays the performance of your managed applications, activities and devices in different locations in your organization. It also displays the live incidents opened automatically by Aternity.

  For more information, see Monitor My Enterprise for Legacy Agents (Performance)

• The Map dashboard displays the locations reporting to Aternity and the usage time in each location. When the enterprise dashboards filtered and display only a certain location, then the Map dashboard displays just this single location.

  For more information, see View the Geographical Distribution of Sites and Users

The Enterprise view allows monitoring performance in a certain business location. Use the Monitor Location dashboard, or search for the business location in the search box in the top bar, or drill down to the required location from any dashboard. Learn more.When the enterprise dashboards filtered and display only a certain location, then the Map dashboard displays just this single location.

When you select the Main Menu > Enterprise Summary, the Enterprise view opens by default on the first Summary tab which presents the Enterprise Summary dashboard.

In the Enterprise screen, view the main value relevant for each dashboard measurements at a glance.

Field	Description
User Experience Index	The User Experience Index (UXI) is a value (0-5) which measures the overall performance and health of applications, based on the number of crashes per hour out of the total usage time, the percentage hang time out of the total usage time, and the percentage wait time out of the total usage time. For web applications, it also uses the percentage of web page errors out of all page loads, and the average page load time. This index is an absolute (not relative) measurement, since it does not use baselines which may vary between applications or locations. However, it is cumulative, not a spot measurement, as each reading relies on and contains those which came beforehand. Absolute measures allow Aternity to accurately use a single consistent dimension across several attributes. For example, it can display this index for a single user on a single application, or many users on a single application, or many users on many applications.
Health Events	Unique hourly health events occurred in the selected timeframe. When the same event occurs multiple times within one hour, it is counted just once for that hour. For example, if a background process crashes, cannot start and keeps crashing and starting again, creating hundreds of crash events within one hour, Aternity counts them as one Unique Hourly Event every hour. Displaying hundreds of rows of the duplicated crash event causes dashboard usability problems, makes it difficult to find a really important information, and reduces dashboard value and user experience. The Unique Hourly Events value minimizes duplications and repetitive information and enhances dashboard value and user experience.
Boot Time	The average boot time for the selected timeframe.
Activity score	The weighted score of all activities during the selected timeframe.
Locations	The number of locations reporting in the selected timeframe.