What does ICT mean?
ICT means Industry to Continuously
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Industry to Continuously?
Industry to Continuously can be abbreviated as ICT
Other shorthands for Industry to Continuously are: ICT
Other shorthands for Industry to Continuously are: ICT
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What does ICT stand for? ICT stands for "Industry to Continuously". |
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How to abbreviate "Industry to Continuously"? "Industry to Continuously" can be abbreviated as ICT. |
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What is the meaning of ICT abbreviation? The meaning of ICT abbreviation is "Industry to Continuously". |
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What is ICT abbreviation? One of the definitions of ICT is "Industry to Continuously". |
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What does ICT mean? ICT as abbreviation means "Industry to Continuously". |
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What is shorthand of Industry to Continuously? The most common shorthand of "Industry to Continuously" is ICT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LOGIIC - Linking the Oil and Gas Industry to Improve Cyber Security
- IAL - Industry Access to Learning
- ICT - Industry to Continue
- ISA - Industry to Attendees
- IRTA - Industry Response to AIDS
- Iso - Industry to Obtain
- ISP - In the Industry to Provide
- IT - INDUSTRY TO
- ITC - Important to Continuously
- ITAA - Industry to Address the Aforementioned
- ITR - Industry to Residential
- TIO - To Industry Ombudsman
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