What does IBM mean?
IBM means Image and Brand Management
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What is the abbreviation for Image and Brand Management?
Image and Brand Management can be abbreviated as IBM
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What does IBM stand for? IBM stands for "Image and Brand Management". |
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What is the meaning of IBM abbreviation? The meaning of IBM abbreviation is "Image and Brand Management". |
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What is IBM abbreviation? One of the definitions of IBM is "Image and Brand Management". |
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What does IBM mean? IBM as abbreviation means "Image and Brand Management". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BMMRU - Brand Management and Marketing Research Unit
- IMDSP - Image and Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing
- IVCNZ - Image and Vision Computing New Zealand
- BMI - Brand Management International
- IGTM - Image Guided Treatment Management
- IPP - Image and Press Processors
- IIRC - Image and Identity Research Collective
- ISIS - Image and Scanner Interface Specification
- IVCP - Image and Video Communications and Processing
- JPBM - Journal of Product and Brand Management
- BMW - Brand Management Workshop
- IBMS - Information and Brand Management Services
- ICBM - Integrated Communication and Brand Management
- IDMA - Image and Document Management Association
- IRM - Image and Records Management
- BMN - Brand Management Network
- CIIMA - contractors image and information management association
- bmg - Brand Management Group
- gabm - Global Advertising and Brand Management
- MBWAL/MBWAAL - Management By Walking Around and Listening/Management By Wandering About And Listening. (And other variations using these words.) Extension of the MBWA management technique. In many cases - notably managers and executives who merely walk about, smile or f