Architecture Framework, found in many acronyms such as TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework)
AU:
Active Unit; the indivisible core of a project team composed of 5–10 people
BPML/BPMN:
Business Process Modeling Language/Notation
C/CCAM:
Cybernetics or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine (founding work by N. Wiener)
C2/C3/C4ISR/C4ISTAR:
Acronyms used to represent the group of military functions designated by C4 (Command, Control, Communications, Computers), I (Military Intelligence) and STAR (Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance) and intended to allow coordination of operations
CCITT:
Consultative Committee for International Telephony and Telegraphy, until 1993. It deals with technical subjects and standardization, and has been replaced by the ITU-T
CERN:
European Organization for Nuclear Research
CMMI:
Capability Maturity Model Integration, reference model. A structured set of good engineering practices, from the work of W. Humphrey at the Software Engineering Institute created by the US/DoD
CMS:
Centralized Management System
COP:
Common Operational Picture, NATO terminology; virtual maps shared by C4ISTAR operators
COQ/CONQ:
Cost of Quality/Cost of Non-Quality
CQFD:
Cost, quality, reliability, lead time
CRUD/CRUDE:
Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete; the basic operations carried out by all data models (Data Retrieval), with E for Execute
DNA/ATCG:
Deoxyribonucleic ...
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