to Bruce: DMAC

[hw0799]

I've heard it is a 2 and 1/2 day project. how dose it work? dose it need the supervisor to be on the spot seeing I am downloading and updloading?

this 2 and 1/2 days rule sounds like need to download/submit projects in the late night. No boss would like to be in the office so late...

and it definitely could not be done during the weekend, will have to be in the weekday. .... we might have difficulty to get company sponsored time ...

[bdschobel]

Who is Bruch? Why would Bruch be able to answer this question?

Bruce

[_BullDog_]

go to tools -> move thread. Move it somewhere and move it back. You will be able to change the title during either move.

[vanguard_wang]

Any more details about DMAC (SBM) module? Will it be realesed on time(Nov ??).

[rcr]

Any more details about DMAC (SBM) module? Will it be realesed on time(Nov ??).

The second question certainly merits some kind of official response. The DMAC (formerly SBM, formerly Capstone Module) was originally scheduled for July release, then delayed straight to November. Ultimately, I hope that someone from the SOA will either step up and tell us "Yes, it will still be November," or someone will be found who will publicly take some personal responsibility and sincerely apologize for setting us up for this major delay.

(Had the SOA released things on the original schedule, some of us would have been comfortably ready to become FSAs at the FAC next month. Delaying the release any further than the already-delayed November time - ultimately, having delayed Fellowship from sometime this year into some unannounced, further-off time next year - would be severely straining many candidates' patience with the current SOA administration.)

For additional background on past delays to the DMAC, see:
http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actuarial_discussion_forum/showthread.php?t=101432

[bdschobel]

Yes, it will still be November. Good enough? :)

Bruce

[_BullDog_]

The second question certainly merits some kind of official response. The DMAC (formerly SBM, formerly Capstone Module) was originally scheduled for July release, then delayed straight to November. Ultimately, I hope that someone from the SOA will either step up and tell us "Yes, it will still be November," or someone will be found who will publicly take some personal responsibility and sincerely apologize for setting us up for this major delay.

(Had the SOA released things on the original schedule, some of us would have been comfortably ready to become FSAs at the FAC next month. Delaying the release any further than the already-delayed November time - ultimately, having delayed Fellowship from sometime this year into some unannounced, further-off time next year - would be severely straining many candidates' patience with the current SOA administration.)

For additional background on past delays to the DMAC, see:
http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actuarial_discussion_forum/showthread.php?t=101432
It has been well documented that this SOA admin is unable to stick to deadlines and consistantly shows they don't care about keeping on schedule.

[bdschobel]

It has been well documented that this SOA admin is unable to stick to deadlines and consistantly shows they don't care about keeping on schedule.OK, that's enough for me. I am abandoning this thread.

Bruce

[_BullDog_]

Do you disagree with my statement? Did the SOA meet any of the rollout deadlines for the FAP process?

[_BullDog_]

Look up "abandoning," dude.

Bruce
I never thought you meant it, guess I was right.