title: Bim (disambiguation)
text: # Bim (disambiguation)
  
  Bim is a 1975 film from Trinidad and Tobago.
  
  Bim or BIM also may refer to:
  
  ## Places
  
  * A nickname for the island of Barbados
  * Bim, West Virginia, an unincorporated community in Boone County, West Virginia
  * IATA code BIM for South Bimini Airport
  
  ## People and groups
  
  * Bim (name)
  * Bim (band), an early 1980s new wave band in which Cameron McVey and Stephen Street were members
  * Bim (pop duo), London-based pop duo from Somerset
  * Bim Bom, a Soviet circus clown duo consisting of Ivan Radunsky as Bim and various artists as Bom
  * Roy Forbes (born 1953), Canadian musician who used to go by the stage name Bim
  * Bim, a fictional character played by Frank Faylen in the 1945 film The Lost Weekend
  
  ## Organizations
  
  * Banca Intermobiliare, an Italian bank
  * Bim (company), a Turkish retail store chain
  * Bharathidasan Institute of Management, a business school affiliated to Bharathidasan University
  * Bord Iascaigh Mhara, the Irish Sea Fisheries Board
  * British Institute of Management, London
  
  ## Science and technology
  
  * BCL2L11, protein from Bcl-2 protein family produced by bim gene
  * BiM, abbreviation for bimetal
  * BiM, Binary MPEG format for XML
  * Binary Independence Model, a probabilistic information retrieval technique
  * Blade Inspection Method for helicopters
  * Building Information Modeling, within construction, a process involving the generation and management of digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of buildings
     * Building Information Model, the resulting file from Building Information Modeling
     * CM-BIM, Certificate of Management - Building Information Modeling, a certification from the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
  
  ## Other uses
  
  * Bahasa Isyarat Malaysia, or Malaysian Sign Language
  * Bim, a colloquial name for trams in Vienna
  * Bim (1950 film), a short film directed by Albert Lamorisse
  * BIM (magazine), a Caribbean literary magazine founded in 1942 by Frank Collymore
  