Building automation maturity develops in stages.
Some buildings are reactive.
Issues are fixed when they are reported.
Some are monitored.
Systems are visible, but changes are not always tracked.
Others are structured.
Documentation, naming, and logic follow defined standards.
At higher maturity, changes become traceable, reviewable, and transferable.
At portfolio level, the question becomes whether this maturity can scale across buildings with consistency.
This matters because automation maturity affects how quickly issues are understood, how safely changes are made, and how dependent operation becomes on individual knowledge.
Where does your automation sit on the maturity curve?
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