Case Study: Dallas Fort Worth International Airport achieves smarter, more sustainable operations with Willow

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport targets 20-25% maintenance cost reduction with Willow

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) faced the challenge of managing its sprawling, aging infrastructure across 27 square miles. With over 171,000 assets, five separate building management systems, and three maintenance systems operating in silos, the airport relied on outdated, reactive processes that led to higher costs and operational disruptions. To realize its vision to transform travel, DFW turned to Willow and its digital twin platform to unify these systems and shift to proactive management.

Willow implemented a solution that integrated all disparate systems into a single, unified knowledge graph for real-time monitoring and insights. The platform's 301,000 skill instances continuously analyze live data points to predict failures and enable proactive maintenance. This has empowered DFW to set an ambitious goal of reducing maintenance costs by 20-25% per square foot by 2030, extend asset lifespans, and make significant progress toward its net-zero emissions target.

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