You can test your own troubleshooting theories by finding common threads (correlations) between an application's performance and two or more attributes. Alternatively, you can use the Analyze (Advanced) dashboards to completely customize your layout from a blank canvas, for the ultimate flexibility to display complex correlations between as many attributes as you need.

Aternity offers a number of Analyze dashboards:

• Use the Analyze Applications dashboard to check if any applications are slow when they run on devices with certain attributes. There are several dashboards within this one; select the Measurement Group to fit the data you need.

• Use the Analyze Business Activities dashboard to find a correlation between the performance of a managed application's activities and any two monitored attributes, and then narrow down the data further. There are several dashboards within this one; select the View to fit the data you need. See the Analyze Business Activities dashboard.

• Use the Analyze Skype for Business Calls dashboard to find correlations that might justify an improvement or worsening in call quality (MOS score) in Microsoft Skype for Business or Lync on monitored devices running Agent for End User Devices 9.1.x or later, both for regular Office and O365. See the Analyze Skype for Business Calls dashboard.

• Use the Analyze Process Resources dashboard to find the managed applications on Windows and Mac that use the highest CPU and memory resources (PRC), which would slow down devices, and compare between applications or versions of an application to find the most efficient implementation (lowest PRC) in different operating systems or other attributes. See the Analyze Process Resources dashboard.

• Use the Analyze Host Resources dashboard to find the devices with the highest CPU and memory usage (HRC, not the usage by one application). You can verify a hypothesis about high resource usage to find the common elements in all poorly-performing devices, by correlating high HRC with other system or software attributes.

• Use Analyze Device Health to track errors and crashes throughout your organization by viewing the latest individual health events with all their details. You can also analyze for patterns with specific types of health events to find correlations with attributes like the device model, RAM, location, disk type and so on.

• Use Analyze WiFi to correlate between WiFi performance and other attributes like location, device manufacturer, department.
• Use the Remediation Actions dashboard to easily track and measure the progress of remediation work. Get an overall view of all actions that have been executed by IT service provider and analyze their value to organization by analyzing their states, such as completed, failed, declined, and others. Analyze what actions are mostly used for remediation and how much end users are willing to run them.

• Use Analyze Multiple Data Sources to build dashboard that includes widgets from multiple data sources in order to provide a holistic view that correlates between data of different types.

• Use Analyze Applications (Advanced) to customize the dashboard to display any data you need to investigate your own theories on any application's performance (including discovered applications with no activities defined). Add your own columns, design your own fields with custom calculations, and apply them to any of the monitored attributes which you want to examine. See the Analyze Applications (Advanced) dashboard.

• The Analyze Application Events (Advanced) dashboard shows only application events, which you can create to report the number of errors or the number of times someone used a feature in your application, like accessing its online help. You create application events in the Aternity Activity Designer and upload it to Aternity in a similar way to a regular custom activity. This advanced analyze dashboard allows you to customize its layout, so you can correlate the occurrence of an application event with other system or application measurements, but it does NOT display regular activities, only application events. See the Analyze Application Events (Advanced) dashboard.

• Use Analyze Business Activities (Advanced) to customize the dashboard to display any data you need to investigate your own theories on any managed application's activity performance. Add your own columns, design your own fields with custom calculations, and apply them to any of the monitored attributes which you want to examine. See the Analyze Business Activities (Advanced) dashboard.

• Use Custom Data (Advanced) dashboard to see trends of your custom performance metrics. Add your own columns, design your own fields with custom calculations, and apply them to any of the monitored attributes which you want to examine.

• Use Analyze Process Resources (Advanced) to customize the dashboard to display any data you need to investigate your own theories on any managed application's resource usage (PRC), which would slow down devices. Add your own columns, design your own fields with custom calculations, and apply them to any of the attributes which you want to examine. See the Analyze Process Resources (Advanced) dashboard.

• Use the Analyze Host Resources dashboard to find the devices with the highest CPU and memory usage (HRC, not the usage by one application). You can verify a hypothesis about high resource usage to find the common elements in all poorly-performing devices, by correlating high HRC with other system or software attributes. See the Analyze Host Resources dashboard.

• Use Analyze Installed Software (Advanced) to analyze the current status of software deployment across your entire organization. The dashboard will assist you to answer questions, such as “who still has an old Office version” or “when was version X installed in my organization.

• Use Analyze Software Changes (Advanced) to check and analyze the installed software related changes on each Windows physical monitored device, along with its version and deployment date.
• Use the Remediation Actions (Advanced) dashboard to customize the visual representation of all executed remedial actions to investigate and analyze their statuses.