What does BOM mean?
BOM means Bill or Material
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Bill or Material?
Bill or Material can be abbreviated as BOM
Other shorthands for Bill or Material are: BOM, BMS, BM, B/M, BMAT, B/M, boms
Other shorthands for Bill or Material are: BOM, BMS, BM, B/M, BMAT, B/M, boms
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What does BOM stand for? BOM stands for "Bill or Material". |
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How to abbreviate "Bill or Material"? "Bill or Material" can be abbreviated as BOM. |
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What is the meaning of BOM abbreviation? The meaning of BOM abbreviation is "Bill or Material". |
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What is BOM abbreviation? One of the definitions of BOM is "Bill or Material". |
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What does BOM mean? BOM as abbreviation means "Bill or Material". |
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What is shorthand of Bill or Material? The most common shorthand of "Bill or Material" is BOM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BOMMA - Bill of Material Creation and Maintenance
- MIBOM - Major Item Bill Of Material
- ABOM - Aviation Bill Of Material
- BFO - BOM (Bill of Material) Family Owner
- AVOM - Aviation Bill Of Material
- BMOD - Bill of Material Object Damage
- CBM - Construction Bill of Material
- EBOM - Electronic Bill Of Material
- IBOM - Indentured Bill of Material
- PBOM - Priced Bill of Material
- ABOM - Automated Bill of Material
- BMDD - Bill of Material Duplication Deletion
- BM - Bill of Material
- BOM - Bill of Material
- B/M - Bill of Material
- bomp - Bill of Material Processor
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