EgisMail is a product of Applied Internet Communications Incorporated (AICS Global). Founded on the principals of personal privacy and high performance, EgisMail was designed to provide the safest most secure communications platform available and present it at the lowest possible price. EgisMail, the creation of Bill Allen, President and CEO of AICS Global, stands above other communications solutions in one very critical and important way: emphasis on your privacy.

Protecting your privacy IS our Business.

AICS Global got its start by a group of developers and investors who saw the need to restore personal privacy back into the internet experience. For years now major internet companies have made their fortunes by selling their clients personal information to third parties, who in turn, pay those companies to direct market their products back to those clients. It seems everything done online today is monitored by someone. That information is cataloged and profiled into marketing demographics and sold to the highest bidder

We Believe Your Private Information belongs to you!

How can these internet companies get away with collecting and selling your personal information? Well, it is in their user agreements. You gave them that right when you said "I Agree" to their user agreement in order to use their product. Our user agreement does not contain that type of language. We will not sell you out for a few advertising dollars.

We believe you have a right to be free from intrusive, unwanted advertising!

The EgisMail team has been built with that motto in mind. Security is paramount today and the dynamics of the EgisMail team reflect that goal.

Bill Allen, President & CEO

Bill Graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a B.S. degree in Aeronautical Science. It was there that his interest in programming started. Programming came natural to him, and while at school Bill developed a ?Dungeons & Dragons? computer game written entirely in the Basic Computer language.  Bill joined the California Air National Guard in 1983, where his programming talent was put to practical use. Prior to going to Pilot training for the 115^th Airlift Squadron he was tasked with developing a scheduling and personnel management application for the California Air National Guard. These applications tracked member currency, qualifications, and availability and crew positions.  They would produce flight authorizations, travel orders, deployment orders as well as related documents. After returning from Pilot Training as a C130 Pilot he updated the program and in 1987 Bill added some network functionality. That was the last update needed to the program. The system worked so well that the Guard used that program for nearly 18 years. It wasn't until 2001 when the applications he wrote in 1983, and updated in 1987, were retired by the military.

In June of 1987 Bill was hired by Flying Tigers as a Pilot and joined FedEx in 1989 with the merger. In 1995, Bill started designing web sites and began video/audio streaming on the side. In 1998 he began work on the FedEx Pilots Association?s web sites where he built and managed the union's Electronic Data Protection Committee. The committee designed, built and deployed the Union's data, web and phone systems.

In December of 2003 Bill Retired from the Air Guard with over 20 Years of service.

Tony Hauserman, Vice President & CFO

Tony graduated from St. Mary?s College of Maryland in 1983 with a B.S. in biology.  After graduation, he joined the U.S. Navy as a Naval Flight Officer and spent the next 11 years in the active duty and reserve service.  Tony then went to work as a pilot for FedEx.  It was at FedEx that Tony began working as Communications Chairman for the FedEx Pilots Association.  Later, Tony was elected by his peers to serve three terms as Secretary/Treasurer of the FedEx Pilots Association and to sit on the board of directors.  Here, he helped to negotiate a merger with the Airline Pilots Association.  During his time as Secretary/Treasurer Tony oversaw the growth of revenue from a little over $3 million per year to over $14 million per year.  He also managed the finances in such a way as to bring the assets of the association from only a few million to well over 9 million by the time of the merger.  This growth rate of retained earnings was accomplished through careful policy development and strict management of expenses in just a few short years. 

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