Pros
If you are young and willing to work for peanuts and don't need benefits, you can get some good IT experience here. If you are already experienced or if you have a family and need affordable benefits, don't even bother
Cons
It starts with the "CEO". He was willed the company by the late owner. At the time that this happened, the new CEO had never managed a single person, much less a company. He also has no meaningful education, just a couple of years that he was enlisted in the Navy. The other partner in this group is just counting his money, waiting to retire. The rest of the "leadership" here is just people who the CEO feels he can make toe the line. Lots of good, talented people have left in the last few years, leaving BIS as a shell of its former self.