A dashboard is designed to provide a clear presentation of complex company data and key figures. The data is usually very condensed, so that all important facts are visible at a glance. In this way, planning, management and control tasks are supported in order to enable fast, well-founded strategic decisions. The presentation is often supported graphically in such a way that the content is particularly visually appealing, for example through diagrams, maps and interactive graphics. Users also often have the ability to simulate a change in data through special buttons and sliders, allowing them to assess the impact on other metrics.
In buildings, for example, dashboards contain data on energy consumption, indoor air quality, temperature, humidity, and security systems. Maintenance requirements or deviations can be quickly identified in order to take regulatory action. aedifion.controls enables buildings for you that permanently check themselves and optimize operation. A smart cloud-based plant control system takes over the control of your building services systems. The individual dashboard allows you to keep an eye on savings, system functionality and the performance of your building at all times. If necessary, you can react manually in a simple and straightforward manner.
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