About our Instructors
Marc Adler and Jason Mundok have a combined 15 years of FileMaker development experience. They were among the first FileMaker developers in the country to be certified on both the FileMaker 7 and FileMaker 8 platforms.
As IT Solutions' Vice President of Application Development, Marc oversees all development projects, including complex FileMaker solutions for manufacturing, material requirements planning, accounting, invoicing, EDI, preflight workflow and education. He has created custom web solutions using CDML and Lasso and worked extensively with FileMaker's XML/XSL components. He is a certified Microsoft Certified Professional in SQL Server 2000 and has extensive programming experience in Microsoft Access and Visual Basic. Marc is also experienced with the Windows Server Family. Prior to joining IT Solutions over 6 years ago, Marc managed information technology for a local manufacturer/distributor.
As a senior FileMaker development consultant and Manager of Training Services, Jason Mundok offers combined proficiency in professional database development and technology training experience. He has been developing custom solutions in FileMaker Pro for seven years and works closely with IT Solutions clients to develop powerful FileMaker Pro systems that help improve efficiencies, increase revenues, and decrease costs. He is very skilled at delivering solutions that are very user friendly and easy to integrate with other FileMaker systems. Prior to joining IT Solutions, Jason worked as a FileMaker developer and technology facilitator at the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 in Lancaster, PA. In his role as technology facilitator, he led workshops on a variety of software products, provided application support to hundreds of users, and developed online training programs for office based support staff. When not developing or training, Jason stays busy as president of the Philadelphia FileMaker Developer Group http://www.phillyfilemaker.org and recently earned a Master's degree in Instructional Technology from the University of Philadelphia.
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