Company History

All Information Services, Inc. was founded in 2001 as a jack-of-all-trades computer consulting firm. During freshman orientation that year at UIC, Jeff Pieta met Sean Casey, who brought internet and graphic design talent together to form a partnership to build a successful business that continues to prove its mantra of Adapt, Innovate, Succeed.

AIS has over a dozen employees and 1,000 customers that include municipalities, school districts, and public companies.  During the past eight years in business, AIS has grown, thrived, and succeed in many ways. Services offered expanded from computer repair and websites to new equipment sales, high level server and network support, phone systems, low voltage and electrical wiring, and audio visual services. The customer base grew substantially with the addition of municipalities, large corporations, and school districts. In early 2009, the newly formed  AIS-DS division launched local digital signage advertising networks in LaGrange, Elmhurst, Oak Park, and Naperville.

Community service has deep roots within AIS, from the 4-Way test of Rotary posted in the office to the many charity events that AIS sponsors. Jeff and Sean combined serve on the boards of 6 local charities and non-profits. The spirit of community service influences all staff of AIS to continually provide the highest level of service and goodwill.

Sean Casey

Sean Casey was raised in Evergreen Park, IL and currently resides in Chicago's West Loop.  Sean graduated from Brother Rice High School in Chicago in 2001 with honors and as a member of the National Honors Society.  He was accepted into several engineering schools, but chose the University of Illinois Chicago to pursue a degree in computer engineering.  It was at UIC's orientation where Sean met Jeff Pieta.  After a few months, both Sean and Jeff dropped out of UIC to form AIS.

Sean's original technical passions were programming and design.  He made several web sites while in high school and taught himself programming and database design.

Sean has a passion for community service.  He actively serves on the board of directors for A Silver Lining Foundation and is also a member of the La Grange Kiwanis Club. Sean also particiaptes in fundraisers and projects hosted by the Union League Club of Chicago, where Sean is a member and serves on the Technology Committee.

Sean maintains a Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/spcasey

Jeff Pieta

Jeff Pieta was recognized by Chicago Magazine as one of the City's Top Singles in their July 2009 issue. http://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/July-2009/Singles-2009/Jeff-Pieta/

Jeff maintains a Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/jpieta

Jeff Pieta was raised in the western suburbs of Chicago and currently resides in Western Springs and Lakeview. Growing up, he was a stereotypical computer geek. After graduating from Lyons Township High School in 2001, he enrolled at UIC in the college of engineering. Neither of his parents had college degrees. Around that time, a friend of his worked for a local small business that needed IT assistance. He had Jeff for assistance, which he obliged. The business owner, impressed that Jeff was able to solve his computer problems, offered to refer Jeff to his business owner friends. From there Jeff met an accountant, who offered to mentor him in business in return for fixing his computers. Jeff dropped out of college after three months to found AIS, along with Sean Casey.

Jeff's father was a computer programmer for 20 years. Four years ago he was laid off as his job was outsourced overseas. After not being able to find work for 6 months, AIS hired him full time. Jeff spends most of his time with the charities that he is proud to support. He serve on the board of directors for Helping Hand Rehabilitation, the H Foundation, and as fundraising chair for the Rotary Club of LaGrange. Jeff also serve as the Vice President for the West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Cancer research charities mean a lot to me as my mother had ovarian cancer. Jeff believes in charities that help the developmentally disabled as autism runs in his family. The chamber and mentorship programs are important as they helped to give his business life a start.

Jeff loves learning new things to stay ahead of the curve. In 2007 he became a licensed electrician in the process of learning how to rehab a house.  In January 2009, Jeff and Sean launched a new, successful digital signage business to offer affordable local advertising.