What does CABAC mean?
CABAC means Computing and Business Advice Centre
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Computing and Business Advice Centre?
Computing and Business Advice Centre can be abbreviated as CABAC
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What does CABAC stand for? CABAC stands for "Computing and Business Advice Centre". |
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How to abbreviate "Computing and Business Advice Centre"? "Computing and Business Advice Centre" can be abbreviated as CABAC. |
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What is the meaning of CABAC abbreviation? The meaning of CABAC abbreviation is "Computing and Business Advice Centre". |
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What is CABAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CABAC is "Computing and Business Advice Centre". |
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What does CABAC mean? CABAC as abbreviation means "Computing and Business Advice Centre". |
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What is shorthand of Computing and Business Advice Centre? The most common shorthand of "Computing and Business Advice Centre" is CABAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GEPLAC - Georgian-European Policy and Legal Advice Centre
- GUABRC - Glasgow University Archives and Business Records Centre
- UEPLAC - Ukrainian-European Policy and Legal Advice Centre
- YSMBAC - York Selby Malton Business Advice Centre
- ACBA - Allen Computing and Business Analysis
- ALAC - Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre
- ASDAC - Additional Support and Disability Advice Centre
- BCB - Bachelor of Computing and Business
- HASAC - Health and Safety Advice Centre
- HABAC - Hull Area Business Advice Centre
- SARAC - Sexual Abuse and Rape Advice Centre
- BPEC - Business and Professional English Centre
- CTSC - Computing and Telecommunications Services Centre
- PLAC - Policy and Legal Advice Centre
- TBAC - Thames Business Advice Centre
- YBAC - York Business Advice Centre
- abac - All Business Advice Centre
- SCBS - School of Computing and Business Studies
- tbdc - Trade and Business Development Centre
- JAFO - Just Another Flipping Observer. Polite version. A prominent acronym from the days leading up to 'Y2K' (computing and business term for the year 2000) when everywhere large tense business meetings grappled with measures to avert catastrophic computer probl