Aeion Desktop for Operations Command Center

Network Operations Centers, Security Operations Centers, dispatch desks, live-event operations rooms — all run the same pattern: wall of monitors showing live data, alerts, dashboards, and module views, with operators jumping between them. Aeion Desktop turns that into one consistent admin shell with saved per-role workspaces, Aero Snap quadrant layouts, native window streaming from external systems, and persistent session state across shift changes. The wall-of-monitors becomes one workspace.

What Command Centers Need

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NOC (Network Operations Center) Setup

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SOC (Security Operations Center) Setup

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Logistics Dispatch Setup

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Live Events Operations

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Bridge Integration for Native Windows

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FAQ

Custom dashboards are built once, then go stale. Aeion Desktop is the windowing shell + workspace persistence; each window is a live module view. Modules + workspaces evolve independently.

Yes. Large monitors are just bigger viewports. Aeion Desktop adapts; taskbar auto-hide is configurable per-user for a cleaner wall-display look.

Not as a dedicated mode today — there's no built-in read-only/no-nav/auto-refresh kiosk toggle. A logged-in session with a saved workspace loaded on a dedicated wall machine gets you close, but it isn't a locked-down kiosk experience.

Each window is a React route with its own subscription to live data. Browser can handle 10-20 concurrent live-data windows on modern hardware. For 30+ windows, consider splitting across browsers / monitors.

Yes — configurable per-alert. Tone + volume per severity. Mutable per-workspace (for shift handoff).

Each operator gets their own browser session. Workspace is a saved layout; each operator opens it independently. Real-time data is shared (same backend); UI state is per-operator.

Session state persists in DB. Outgoing operator logs out; incoming logs in → session restored to last state. Or use Forge handoff notes for explicit context transfer.

Workspace state in browser cache. Limited offline mode for non-real-time data. Real-time alerts pause; resume on reconnect.

All admin actions in audit log. Per-operator + per-action + per-window. Compliance-grade evidence.

Aeion Desktop itself is light. Heavy windows (live maps, video) consume bandwidth + CPU. Plan: 1 powerful operator machine + multiple lightweight wall displays.

Yes — Aeion Desktop runs in a browser. OS-level window manager places it next to other apps. Or use Bridge to stream non-Aeion apps into Aeion Desktop windows.

Command center, one shell.