Case Study: Los Angeles International Airport achieves real-time situational awareness and enhanced passenger experience with Adobe Experience Manager (Adobe)

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Second largest U.S. airport empowers managers with real-time updates on airport assets using Adobe Experience Manager forms

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), operated by Los Angeles World Airports, serves about 72 million passengers a year and needed a better way to monitor 1,900 critical assets across nine terminals. Previously reliant on spreadsheets, phone calls, and fragmented updates, terminal managers lacked real-time situational awareness and a scalable, mobile inspection process.

LAX implemented Adobe Experience Manager Forms (part of Adobe Marketing Cloud), equipping about 20 terminal managers with iPad-based, customizable inspection forms that feed a back-end SQL database and intuitive dashboards used by roughly 50 stakeholders. The solution replaced manual processes with real-time updates, faster emergency response, trend insights, and an enterprise mobile foundation that improved operational efficiency and passenger comfort across the airport.


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Los Angeles International Airport

Dominic Nessi

Deputy Executive Director/CIO, Information Management and Technology Group


Adobe

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