BMI Imaging Systems Showcases Digital Innovations in Land Surveying
The BMI team showcased its innovative digital solutions for historic land records at the recent Geomatics Conference. This event brought together dedicated professionals focused on advancing land surveying practices.
Connecting with Surveying Professionals
BMI was excited to participate in the 2025 CSU Fresno Geomatics Conference, one of the leading events for land surveyors. Hosted by Fresno State's Geomatics Engineering Club, the conference attracted industry leaders, professionals, and aspiring students eager to learn about the latest in surveying technology.
Digital Archive Presentation
At the conference, BMI presented their extensive digital archive of historic land records, covering 39 counties and select areas beyond state lines. These archives empower professionals to streamline their research processes, improving efficiency and reducing the time needed for property investigations.
Industry Impact
Mike Aufranc, BMI's Vice President, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The CSU Fresno Geomatics Conference provides us a unique platform to connect with the surveying community. Our solutions are designed to simplify their workflows. By digitizing land records, we not only preserve data but also enhance access to critical information, boosting productivity for surveyors.”
Commitment to Surveying Community
Attending this conference reaffirmed BMI's commitment to delivering digital solutions tailored to the needs of land surveyors. It also allowed BMI to foster relationships with both seasoned professionals and newcomers in the industry.
About BMI Imaging Systems
Founded in 1958, originally as Bay Microfilm Incorporated, BMI Imaging Systems started a mission to support County Recorders with land record archiving on microfilm. Over the decades, BMI evolved, preserving not just governmental records but also university materials and local newspapers throughout the state, embracing California's history.
Throughout the years, BMI prioritized precision and customer satisfaction, leading to significant growth across various sectors including government and education.
Transition to Digital Solutions
The 1990s marked a major shift for BMI as the digital age began. Recognizing the momentum, BMI adapted by helping clients transition to electronic document management solutions. Their services expanded to include digitization, coupled with the provision of on-site software solutions to enhance document management.
Current Operations and Forward Thinking
Today, BMI operates from two advanced imaging facilities, supported by a committed team of over 60 professionals. The core values driving BMI are quality, innovation, and customer security. They design bespoke solutions tailored to their diverse clientele, offering superior document imaging, indexing, and a variety of cloud hosting services—including public, private, and CJIS-compliant platforms. Their in-house software team, along with project management and IT specialists, positions BMI as a leader in technology and customer service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BMI Imaging Systems known for?
BMI Imaging Systems specializes in archiving, digitizing, and providing document management solutions for land records and other important documents.
Why is the CSU Fresno Geomatics Conference important?
The conference is a pivotal gathering for land surveying professionals to share innovations, technologies, and best practices within the industry.
How has BMI adapted to changes in technology?
BMI transitioned from microfilm to digital solutions to stay current with technology and client needs, enhancing the efficiency of land record management.
What services does BMI offer?
BMI offers document imaging, indexing, digitization, and cloud hosting services designed to meet various client needs.
What is BMI's mission?
BMI's mission focuses on providing quality solutions, preserving important records, and ensuring customer satisfaction through innovative technology.
