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The Historic Alarms section | The '''<big>Historic Alarms</big>''' section is a record of all alarms over a period of time in the past. That allows users to log valuable previous alerts and understand recurring issues or patterns that may call for long-term solutions or preventive measures. Each entry includes time stamps, resolution actions taken, and the personnel involved in resolving the alarm. | ||
By analyzing this data, users can: | |||
* '''Identify Recurring Issues:''' Detect patterns or regular problem areas that require attention or optimization. | |||
* '''Evaluation of Interventions:''' Evaluate the effectiveness of previous responses to inform future strategies. | |||
This enables users to track trends in the system, to measure the impact of previously performed actions, and to take data-driven decisions that make systems more reliable and efficient. Historical alarms are reviewed for proactive system management because they help reduce instances of repeating problems and promote continuous improvement. | |||
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Revision as of 06:48, 20 November 2024
The Historic Alarms section is a record of all alarms over a period of time in the past. That allows users to log valuable previous alerts and understand recurring issues or patterns that may call for long-term solutions or preventive measures. Each entry includes time stamps, resolution actions taken, and the personnel involved in resolving the alarm.
By analyzing this data, users can:
- Identify Recurring Issues: Detect patterns or regular problem areas that require attention or optimization.
- Evaluation of Interventions: Evaluate the effectiveness of previous responses to inform future strategies.
This enables users to track trends in the system, to measure the impact of previously performed actions, and to take data-driven decisions that make systems more reliable and efficient. Historical alarms are reviewed for proactive system management because they help reduce instances of repeating problems and promote continuous improvement.