When people think about delays in Building Management System (BMS) projects, they usually blame installation issues, communication failures, or commissioning problems.
In reality, many delays begin much earlier.
They start during engineering.
Before a single controller is installed, engineering teams spend significant time reviewing I/O lists, selecting controllers, designing panels, preparing wiring documentation, planning network architecture, and coordinating procurement. These activities are essential, but they are also repetitive, manual, and prone to errors.
As modern buildings become larger and more connected, traditional engineering workflows are struggling to keep up.
