Mark Gavin has been working with computers for more then thirty years. He has over twenty-five years experience in cross-platform development; and, more then twenty years experience in designing and developing applications to read and write Portable Document Format (PDF). In 1988, Mr. Gavin co-founded Appligent, Inc., originally named Digital Applications, Inc., to be a leading provider of server-based applications for the on-demand customization, manipulation and delivery of dynamically generated electronic documents.
Appligent operated as a custom software development company with clients such as SmithKline-Beecham, Rhone-Poulenc Roher, Sterling-Winthrop, and GE Aerospace. Mr. Gavin started working with PDF in 1993, became a recognized expert in security and cryptography in the PDF space, and continues to innovate and develop new groundbreaking PDF related technologies.
Today, Appligent products are used in many industries, including financial services, government, manufacturing, legal and pharmaceutical. In addition, Mr. Gavin and Appligent have led the industry in cross-platform support by delivering its products on a wide variety of platforms including; Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Mr. Gavin’s significant technical accomplishments include:
Mr. Gavin currently serves as Chief Technology Officer at Appligent, Inc. and continues to design and develop PDF-related software products for the company. In addition, he is active in the following ISO Standards committees:
Prior to founding Appligent, Mr. Gavin began his career working at the DuPont Experimental Station in the Engineering Physics Laboratory, Applied Physics Section, designing and building instrumentation for online, in situ chemical processes analysis. In addition, Mr. Gavin also wrote the base scoring software for the DuPont Genesis 2000 DNA Sequencer.
Mr. Gavin maintains a PDF related blog on the Appligent Labs website. In his spare time, Mr. Gavin studies Chinese.
Mark Gavin has been working with computers for more then thirty years. He has over twenty-five years experience in cross-platform development; and, more then twenty years experience in designing and developing applications to read and write Portable Document Format (PDF). In 1988, Mr. Gavin co-founded Appligent, Inc., originally named Digital Applications, Inc., to be a leading provider of server-based applications for the on-demand customization, manipulation and delivery of dynamically generated electronic documents.
Appligent operated as a custom software development company with clients such as SmithKline-Beecham, Rhone-Poulenc Roher, Sterling-Winthrop, and GE Aerospace. Mr. Gavin started working with PDF in 1993, became a recognized expert in security and cryptography in the PDF space, and continues to innovate and develop new groundbreaking PDF related technologies.
Today, Appligent products are used in many industries, including financial services, government, manufacturing, legal and pharmaceutical. In addition, Mr. Gavin and Appligent have led the industry in cross-platform support by delivering its products on a wide variety of platforms including; Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Mr. Gavin’s significant technical accomplishments include:
Mr. Gavin currently serves as Chief Technology Officer at Appligent, Inc. and continues to design and develop PDF-related software products for the company. In addition, he is active in the following ISO Standards committees:
Prior to founding Appligent, Mr. Gavin began his career working at the DuPont Experimental Station in the Engineering Physics Laboratory, Applied Physics Section, designing and building instrumentation for online, in situ chemical processes analysis. In addition, Mr. Gavin also wrote the base scoring software for the DuPont Genesis 2000 DNA Sequencer.
Mr. Gavin maintains a PDF related blog on the Appligent Labs website. In his spare time, Mr. Gavin studies Chinese.
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