The current plan is to transfer the system of record from the CSC maintained legacy system to the newly-developed NFIP IT Systems with the March 2009 data cycle that takes place in April 2009. However, we are continuing to conduct testing on the system to assure ourselves that it will be able to match the capability of the legacy system. The legacy system will continue to be available until such time as the appropriate FEMA offices sign off on the new system.
That kind of religion. What some would describe as a come-to-Jesus, not the FEMA’s-gone-Baptist kind. Nonetheless, the Bulletin issued February 17, 2009 by the acting Federal Insurance Administrator did bring to mind turn your radio on – or, in the case of FEMA, turn your “slabberator” on. Trust me on the lyrics, the song I found on YouTube was not the listen into the gloryland chorus version of turn your radio on (and some things are just better left alone).
The WYO Clearinghouse sent out a little taste of joy awaitin’ in a June 2008 memorandum about plans for the EZclaim adjuster console of the NextGen system – way too long ago for most to recognize it was a customized version of the slabberator.
Usually, such a come-to-Jesus experience means old friends are left behind; however, with FEMA, when the might hosts of heaven sing, everyone can have a glory share. Continue reading “The “f” word gets religion – turns its “slabberator” on, sets dial to “next generation” while Xactware does 360″