The Operational Maturity Model (OMM) is a structured framework designed to evaluate and enhance an organization's efficiency, risk management, and overall success by assessing maturity across people, processes, technology, and business management. This model helps organizations identify their level of operational maturity, which ranges from ad-hoc, unstructured processes to fully optimized systems that leverage advanced technologies like AI and machine learning. As organizations progress through these maturity levels, they benefit from improved efficiency, risk mitigation, better decision-making, scalability, and increased customer satisfaction. Key components of operational maturity include documented processes, automation, metrics and KPIs, governance, and continuous improvement. Measuring operational maturity involves conducting self-assessments, defining key metrics, using scorecards, involving stakeholders, and employing automation to optimize processes. By adopting the OMM, organizations can create a roadmap for systematic, prioritized improvement and track their progress toward achieving long-term business goals, ultimately leading to better performance and customer outcomes.