Chris Macelory is our Director of IT.
Chris understands the value of a computer system, and our clients depend on his work every day to help them achieve their goals. Drexler Financial Services has the most complicated computer systems for managing credit in the industry. Our proprietary, state-of-the-art software systems are designed to isolate any inaccurate items on a credit report with extreme precision. Our software took years to develop into what it is today. Chris helps to maintain, and keep our systems running at optimal speeds with less than 1% downtime in any given month. This is no easy task when there are more than 10 software systems running on a network that communicate with each other at any given time. We continue to be the industry leader in research & development of credit based software systems. No other company has the time invested into computer based credit analysis systems than Drexler Financial Services has.
Our research began more than 20 years ago and is based on a software system that has the ability to predict events, or problems in the past, present, or future. This type of software is a neural software application that is based on Tin Man software systems and is integrated into a network of very powerful servers that helps our team focus on the strengths and weaknesses of individual client, and business credit information. During the 90's our systems were achieving unbelievable results. As time went on, we were on a stream of continuous development into what our systems are today. Chris has helped us achieved more in the past few years than was originally planned.
Chris gets very little sleep, and has monitoring systems in place to make sure our network is running smoothly 24 hours a day. Under Chris' leadership we have implemented an extensive disaster recovery system, including backups of all company servers. His goal is to make sure that no matter what happens in the open markets, in the news, or in the World that the computer systems our employees and clients depend on are safe from harms way.