Analyze data.
Information from different areas becomes the basis for one shared analysis.
Alarm evaluation and log analysis Understand your data.
See the connections.
OS Logging takes the existing alarm analytics further – towards one shared view of logs from OS products, servers, networks and third-party systems. With charts, event correlation and planned management reports.
Reporting foundation in use · general logging platform in development.Your data at a glance.
Data distribution
420RECORDS7 days
All categories · 420 records
Trend over time
7 daysAll records in the selected period.
44Mon
58Tue
72Wed
54Thu
65Fri
78Sat
49Sun
Day of the weekTOTAL 420
Categories in detail
Select a time period and categories. The charts adapt to your selection.
ILLUSTRATIVE FEATURE PREVIEWAnalysis & possibilities ↓Data analysis · Reports · Charts
OS LOGGING / MORE THAN A LOGLots of data.
Lots of data.
One clear picture.
Individual entries only tell part of the story. OS Logging puts analysis at the center: What happens frequently? How are the values changing? Which patterns emerge?
Data becomes charts. Charts become an overview.
DATA
ANALYSISOVERVIEW
ANALYSISAnalysis
makes the difference.
Understand distributions.
Pie charts show the share each category contributes to the whole.
Spot trends.
Trend charts make changes over a period of time visible.
Compare categories.
Bar charts help you quickly gauge orders of magnitude and differences.
Discover connections.
Looking at everything together helps you recognize patterns in the data.
Gain an overview.
Condensed reports make large volumes of data easier to understand.
One event.
The full context.
The alarm system, network, telephony and OS Board each tell part of the story. OS Logging is designed to link the relevant entries by ID, object and time window into one traceable sequence.
INTERACTIVE CONCEPT EXAMPLEFour systems · one event
Alarm system
An event begins. The source provides the time, ID and context.
Illustrative sequence to explain the concept. No live data.
Many inputs.
Clear answers.
Connect sources
OS products, alarm systems, servers, networks and third-party systems are planned as sources. REST, webhooks, syslog, agents and file imports are designed to bring their data together.
Investigate events
Filter by source, time period, severity or area. The goal: to get from the chart to the event and on to the original log entry.
Provide reports
Planned features include event reports and regular management reports with volumes, trends and response times – as PDF or scheduled by email.
Reporting from real-world practice.
The existing alarm analytics processes resuscitation and emergency (resuscitation (code blue)/emergency department) events from Ascom Unite. This includes the alarm overview, a response timeline, device availability, KPIs and charts.
More sources. More connections.
Extending OS Logging with general log sources, cross-system correlation and management reports is the target concept. Interfaces, retention and access rights are tailored to your use case.
OS LOGGING / ONE LOG FOR EVERYTHINGAnalyze the
Analyze the
entire process.
AQURA logs, OS Board events and other connected sources create one shared view of operations. Your questions determine which data is brought together.
Calls & response times.
Analyze call volumes and response times by ward or time period and compare trends.
Services & room changes.
Look at turnaround times for hospitality and cleaning, together with technical tickets.
Devices & availability.
Put the availability of devices into context alongside the process data.
Quality & planning.
Use KPIs and trends as a basis for quality reports and staff planning. The preview above shows sample data only.
YOUR DATA. YOUR QUESTIONS.What would you like
What would you like
to learn from your data?
We'll show you OS Logging in person and discuss which data and reports are relevant for your use case.
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Alarm evaluation and log analysis
OS Logging takes the existing alarm analytics further – towards one shared view of logs from OS products, servers, networks and third-party systems. With charts, event correlation and planned management reports. Consider events from different sources together. The goal: multiple systems on one event timeline. Diagrams and key figures, expanded with planned management reports. For use in a hospital, functions, responsibilities and interfaces are planned around your existing systems. Neutronix provides consulting and integration. Together, we clarify which components fit your processes and how they work with the OS Board product family.
Practical questions
What is OS Logging designed for?
OS Logging takes the existing alarm analytics further – towards one shared view of logs from OS products, servers, networks and third-party systems. With charts, event correlation and planned management reports.
How is use with existing systems planned?
For use in a hospital, functions, responsibilities and interfaces are planned around your existing systems. Neutronix provides consulting and integration. Together, we clarify which components fit your processes and how they work with the OS Board product family.
How can we discuss the project?
Contact Neutronix to discuss your requirements. The contact form lets you request a product demo or a consultation.
THE NEXT STEP STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.OS BOARD / PRODUCT HOUSE
What are
you planning?
An idea, a challenge, a specific project.
We listen – and think it through with you.