Mass Conversion from PDF to Tiff

Hi,
My company has hit a snag with one of our databases and we need to convert thousands of PDF documents to tiff format. Is there any way to do this without having to go into each file and convert individually? Is there a certain adobe program that will do this or a converter program? There have to be other companies that have needed to convert a large amount of documents before. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

This is easily done with an Action in Acrobat Pro.

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