Yes, there are several categories of Big Data Maturity Model. Mostly it is categorized into three main levels:

1. Descriptive Models
2. Comparative Models
3. Prescriptive Models.

The descriptive model helps in assessing the maturity level of an enterprise at various stages. It is described in qualitative terms. It does not provide any RECOMMENDATION regarding the improvement in the maturity of an organization's Big Data capability. However, it helps you to understand the value that is generated out of your investments in Big Data. From it, you can identify the PROBABLE steps that can be taken to improve your Big Data potential. The following maturity levels are described in the descriptive model :

1. Ad-hoc
2. Foundational
3. Competitive Differentiating
4. Breakaway.

The Comparative model given an idea about the status of your organization CONCERNING your competitors as far as Big Data capability is concerned. It provides a kind of benchmarking that you can use to know your position in the Big Data market.

It consists of quantitative as well as qualitative information to gauge your status/position when compared to your peers. Comparative models consist of various stages/levels in terms of maturity. These are as follows:

1. Nascent
2. Pre-adoption
3. Early-adoption
4. Corporate adoption
5. Mature/Visionary

The Prescriptive model first assesses the present SITUATION and then the various stages. It then suggests the probable paths by which the improvement can be made to increase your Big Data capability/maturity. The  prescriptive model also has several phases which are mentioned as follows:

1. Undertake Big Data Education
2. Measure Big Data Readiness
3. Identify a significant Big Data use case
4. Structure a Proof of Concept Big Data PROJECT.