October 30, 2025
The world of Building Automation has evolved drastically in the last decade. IoT, cloud-based control, AI-driven analytics, and real-time dashboards have redefined what’s possible. Yet many buildings and facilities are still operating with processes, systems, and mindsets from 2010 — and it’s costing them efficiency, flexibility, and competitiveness.
If your approach to Building Automation hasn’t evolved in the last 5 years, it’s time to ask yourself: Are you leading, or lagging behind?
Signs You’re Stuck in the Past
In 2010, automation was more about basic scheduling and control. Today’s systems adapt automatically based on occupancy, weather, and energy demands. If your BMS still relies heavily on manual overrides, it’s time for an upgrade.
Modern buildings require seamless integration between HVAC, lighting, security, fire safety, and energy systems. If your automation still operates in silos, you’re missing a huge efficiency opportunity.
A truly modern system uses real-time data to anticipate needs. If your BMS still uses delayed or static reporting, decision-making is guesswork rather than insight.
Predictive maintenance is now a core feature of advanced building automation. If your systems aren’t flagging issues before they happen, you’re still stuck in the reactive mode of 2010.
If your project workflows still rely on PDFs, spreadsheets, and manual submittals, you’re not only slowing progress — you’re creating inefficiencies that could cost projects and client trust.
The Cost of Staying in the Past
Treating building automation like it’s 2010 means:
                
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