In the 1970s, BIS began its journey by transforming the industry with mainframe computers and simple terminals in Wholesale Distribution and Retail Management to dynamic, automated software products.

Between the late 1970s and early 1980s, we started moulding our expertise for the next evolution – migrate the BIS proprietary software systems to a hardware-independent platform. Our relationship with IBM allowed us to design applications and install solutions with major retail chain stores including, Trader Joes, Petco and Price Club, the company that ultimately merged with Costco.

In the late 90s, as technology advanced and introduced graphical interfaces, BIS re-engineered its products to take advantage of robust digital communication. The point-and-click selection, 3D displays, menu bars, selection buttons, color mapping, fonts, and navigation significantly eased our client’s operation and run time.

As we entered the millennium, the team continued to iterate on our software products based on open architecture and new platforms. Following extensive research to identify our future application product suite, we entered into what has become a long-term partnership with Oracle.  Soon we became a platinum partner.  Our work with mobile handhelds, as early as Palm Pilot, allowed Oracle to develop a layer of products that included BIS’ mobile expertise.  Today this expertise includes use of iPhones and Android devices with scanning capability to scan bar codes in the services, warehousing and retail markets.

In 2010, we extended our operations to delivering IT and Networking services to address various software, hardware, communication, and infrastructural challenges.

Today, we proudly present to you a phenomenal array of 35+ pre-designed software solutions and 12 specialized services for consumers across the USA.