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crayola
05.11.14 00:00
 
I know a lot of people hate them, but I personally love them...I was hoping to get a nice long list of acronyms people use everyday so that I can use them in my upcoming meetings, emails and presentations. My acronym of the day is CPV (consistent process variance)I look forward to reading your gems
 
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arthurandersen
05.11.14 00:00
 
PTV = Path to Value. Just had that lobbed at me!
 
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crayola
05.11.14 00:00
 
NVA - non value add lob that one back
 
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arthurandersen
05.11.14 00:00
 
Another favourite: "A VUCA world". Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. Any more gems from others?
 
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Bushy Eyebrow Partner
05.11.14 00:00
 
SaaS. It sounds so posh and I like the combination of small and big letters in a semi-symmetrical format.
 
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crayola
05.11.14 00:00
 
that's called a palindrome BEP
 
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Bushy Eyebrow Partner
05.11.14 00:00
 
u guys are full of knowledge!
 
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Smithy
11.11.14 00:00
 
PooP - plan on one page
 
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presidentbartlet
11.11.14 00:00
 
[quote]PooP - plan on one page[/quote]Do you pronounce it "poop" - like "I really need to show the client your poop by the end of the day" or "you need to work on your poop, it's not big enough" or "there's too much red on your poop"?
 
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Anon MCs
11.11.14 00:00
 
Noone calls it PooP. Its called "PoaP" - as in "Plan on [b]a[/b] Page"Anyway, I think the testing boys beat us to most acronyms and naming things that those of you who don't get involved in testing won't recognise:UT, CIT, ST, SIT, UAT, BUT etcOnline vs Batch daysSandpit, shakedown etcand so on...
 
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Smithy
18.11.14 00:00
 
Tell that to my client....
 
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Camster
18.11.14 00:00
 
Interesting! It's mostly TLA - three letter abbreviation.
 
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powernap
18.11.14 00:00
 
Hate to spoil the fun but an acronym is a type of a pronouncable abbreviation which functions like a name - NASA, PETA and my acronym of the day - SNAFU. An abbreviation is just that - FBI, HBO, WTF.
 
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tom1
19.11.14 00:00
 
I don't know how you say FBI, but I say it like "fub-ee" does that now make an abbreviation an acronym?
 
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detoilet Consultant
19.11.14 00:00
 
Yes but what about those organisations whom you never see an acronym ?I give a starter for 10, up north there is a Clinical Commissioning Group for the NHS - Wakefield and North Kirklees CCG, don't believe me ? google it - there also used to be a Wakefield and North Kirklees Health Informatics Team too.I'm sure there are many others like fast action response teams etc.DC
 
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ConsultingDuck
19.11.14 00:00
 
[quote]Hate to spoil the fun but an acronym is a type of a pronouncable abbreviation which functions like a name - NASA, PETA and my acronym of the day - SNAFU. An abbreviation is just that - FBI, HBO, WTF.[/quote]Ah, so NoMFuP as well?([b]No[/b]t [b]m[/b]y [b]f*[/b]*king [b]p[/b]roblem)
 
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