ECS Station 
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The
Enterprise Command Station, the user interface, displays your Enterprise’s situation exactly the way you want it. You can see your surveillance video, graphical displays of your operation, see the location of activity on maps, and get advised of events as they occur. It synchronizes the information displayed so that all of the information relevant to your operation and actions are always presented the way you want, in real time, and in synch. When you need to intervene, just right-click on a map location, a graphical image, a surveillance view, or the report of an event to control the operation. This is the power of the of the Enterprise Command Station (ECS), the desktop of EnterpriseSMS®.The many components of the Enterprise
Command Station fall into two categories: the presentation interfaces and the commands interface. Enterprise
Command Stations may be
distributed anywhere and individually configured to meet the mission
requirements at each location.
The ECS
Presentation Interfaces
The presentation interfaces are the part of
the desktop that present the complete, real time view of the state of your
Enterprise. They provide the
complete situational awareness of all
of your Enterprise’s activities.
There are four basic presentation window
types: windows that present information (called “information” windows), windows
that presents surveillance video (called “monitor ” windows), windows that
presents diagrams of the state and behavior of your operation (called “graphics”
windows), and windows that present geographical views of your enterprise (called
“maps” windows).
The ECS keeps all of
the information displayed in synch, preventing conflicting screens and dangerous
operational mistakes. Compatible with your own applications and your custom work
screens, this powerful station enables a single desktop to deliver a complete
view of your Enterprise with a complete audit trail of historical events.
Desktop layouts may be customized to meet
the job requirements of the assigned operator. They may be adapted to meet any
particular mission and information format needed. Once designed, their windows may be
individually locked into place or allowed flexibility according to need and
policy. Access to information,
surveillance views, graphics, and activity may also be controlled so that
operators may only see or interact with the system components and capabilities
their specific assignment requires.
These capabilities are configured by tools
provided with the Enterprise
Command Station. All
configurations are retained in the master configuration database so that loss of
a station does not require complete reconstruction. When a command station is reconstructed,
it reacquires its configuration information as it was configured at the time of
the system failures.