A number of clients rely on Mr. Fink to evaluate current computer hardware and software and recommend future projects: updates or new systems. Investigations on behalf of management have resulted in everything from 'tune ups' for existing systems, complete new designs and implementations, purchase of software packages and deployment of telecommunications networks to increase efficiency. Much of this on-going design experience involves the use of telecommunications and networks to reduce costs, increase responsiveness and save time.
Recent assignments have included the audit and evaluation of existing systems with analysis and recommendation for changes to increase efficiency and save money. This work has probed the integrity and reliability of computer processing along with the related controls relative to the strategic and tactical plans of the client companies. Experience and skill in this area has led to a number of engagements and expertise relating to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. Working directly for the senior management, Mr. Fink has been able to understand the business needs of the client companies and provide plans that included budgetary restrictions and time sensitive schedules.
Mr. Fink is applying his experience to helping companies achieve excellent quality Corporate Governance and internal controls. Mitchell A. Fink Associates, Incorporated formed in 1975, is a major base for this new aspect business. Prior employment was with Arthur D. Little, Inc. Mr. Fink has been a member of the Board at the New York University Management Institute and an Adjunct Professor at the same school. He is frequent speaker at the semi-annual IBM COMMON conference and is currently a Director of Guidance International, a users group.
He can be reached at (email) mfink@mfink.com or (voice) 212.945.2882.