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The Industries dashboard shows a doughnut chart that displays the analysis of active members (organizations) by the different types of industries the active members belong to. Hover over the chart and you will see the different colors show the industry name and the number of active members that belong to the same industry.
The center of the donut chart shows the total number of active members with a change in the percentage of the count compared to the previous period.
If the data from the previous period is unavailable or cannot be calculated, then do not show the percentage change in the center of the donut chart.
Other industries in the list represent all other industry names that come after the top industries (by number of active members) as displayed in the list.
Members are organizations that join the Linux Foundation or any project of the Linux Foundation, such as Hyperledger, LFX Networking, CNCF, and so on. These organizations become LF members based on the membership tiers chosen by the organizations during the time of joining the Linux Foundation.
A Member Growth dashboard shows a line graph that displays a periodic upgrade or downgrade in the total number of active members, across Linux Foundation and project memberships, during the selected time range. Hover over the graph points to view the total number of active members for the specified period on x-axis.
On the graph, you can see the total number of active members for the specified period.
The Observations slide shows the following information:
The percentage increment or decrement in total active members for the selected period.
The time period when the active members grew the most.
The average active member strength during the selected time.
The total number of new members acquired by a project during the selected time period.
The industry that saw the maximum growth in membership during the selected period.
The Projects dashboard displays the total number of projects and sub-projects that have been registered, actively worked on, and hosted at the Linux Foundation over the given time frame. This includes projects linked to standards and specifications. The total number of projects for the chosen time period can be seen by moving your cursor over the graph.
Only the active projects' data is shown on the chart. Internally allocated and unofficial projects' data is not shown on the graph.
It shows the top 10 projects by the strength of their active members (organization). The bar chart displays the project name on the Y-axis and the number of active members for that project on the X-axis. The bar on the chart varies depending on the number of active organizations that joined the project with a membership tier.
Click VIEW ALL and you will see the Membership by Project dashboard under the Project Memberships workspace. You need to login with your LFID in order to access this dashboard.
The New Members dashboard shows bar graphs that display a periodic increase or decrease in the number of new members during a selected time period. Hover over a bar on the chart to view the number of new members who joined the Linux Foundation for the first time, by date.
For more information about new members, see Glossary. The graph displays the organizations that initially signed up for LF membership within the given time period for the total number of new members.
The dashboard shows a doughnut chart that displays the segregation of the organizations based on their employee strength. You can analyze the active memberships of organizations by their current employee strength.
If the organization's employee strength is less than 100, then the organization is considered small.
If the organization's employee strength is between 100 and 999, then the organization is considered medium.
If the organization's employee strength is greater than 1,000, then the organization is considered large.
The center of the donut chart shows:
The total number of active members.
The rate of change in the number of active members during the selected time period compared to the previous time period.
If the data from the previous period is unavailable or cannot be calculated, then do not show the percentage change in the center of the donut chart.