About Midlantic Data Professionals

That’s what you can count on from the professionals at Midlantic Data Professionals.

Whether you need to outsource your entire IT department to secure top-quality service without the overhead of a staff, want a short-term replacement for a key employee, or have a specific technology challenge, Midlantic Data is your solution.

Even before “IT” and “.coms” were a part of our everyday vocabulary, the team with Midlantic Data was providing technology solutions for organizations large and small—from the US Coast Guard to a local doctor’s office.

Founded by Harry Fink, who has been in information technology since the early 1980s, Midlantic Data has assembled a team of consultants and technicians who know how to analyze a job, recommend solutions and implement those solutions to ensure each and every client is meeting its technology objectives.

If you think your technology system could be doing more for your bottom line, or if you just want a professional opinion on how to increase your system’s efficiency, rely on Midlantic to make IT happen for you.

About the Founder, Harry Fink

Grounded in the technology field since the early 1980’s, Harry began his career in the U.S. Coast Guard before becoming a software developer for Unisys. While at Unisys, he served as a senior systems analyst, managing the staff and computer systems for a large military facility.

From 1989-91 Harry managed a network and IT staff, which included 150 workstations and eight servers, for the U.S. Coast Guard Aircraft Repair and Supply Center in North Carolina.

After moving to Maryland in 1991, Harry became a consultant for a large computer consulting and training company. While there, he implemented the first Internet services for the Coast Guard in Washington D.C. and managed the network backbone for 2,400 computer systems, including 15 network services computers.

In 1994 he added to his list of credentials by becoming a software trainer for computer administration at the company. He also managed the business’ software development division and planned, implemented and managed the Internet Service Provider (ISP) department. He provided consulting services in data analysis and systems, as well as network administration.

Included in the long list of Harry’s career experiences are software development, data modeling and normalization, project management, system management, networking and instruction. He also received substantial recognition over the years, including accolades for his work creating the first encryption algorithm and software package available for CTOS and the first self-extracting application for CTOS/BTOS (which Unisys said could not be done).