Description
At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, restroom operations presented a familiar challenge: plenty of activity, plenty of data, but not enough trusted visibility into what was happening across the spaces, assets, supplies, and vendor work. Not a new problem. An invisible one. This session will break down how Sea-Tac cut through the “smart restroom†hype by fixing the foundation first structured asset and space data. Space IDs and Asset IDs were defined in Revit, carried through Build Assets, verified in the field, and connected through Autodesk Tandem and IBM Maximo. That's when everything changed. Restrooms became measurable. Vendor work became verifiable. Operations became controllable. Because smart doesn't start with sensors. It starts with data you can trust.
Key Learnings
- Learn about diagnosing where missing asset structure creates blind spots in operational performance.
- Learn how to design a lifecycle data strategy that starts in Revit and survives into operations.
- Learn how to validate work and vendor performance using asset-based field verification.
- Learn how to turn disconnected data into actionable insight for real-time operational decisions.
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