Jake Walker, BMI’s education account executive, represented the Sunnyvale-based firm on the exhibit floor. Walker demonstrated how the company’s cloud hosting and digitization services convert legacy paper files and microfilm into platforms that allow for immediate, protected access to sensitive student data. For many institutions, this process marks a shift from physical storage to modern, CJIS-compliant environments.

Walker, a recurring presence at the summit, noted that the event serves as a vital hub for Florida’s higher education community to address the complexities of modern record management. BMI Imaging, which has operated since 1958, continues to focus on providing both private and secure cloud hosting to help universities modernize their administrative workflows and ensure long-term data preservation.