What does MMT mean?
MMT means Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Computing & IT
category.
Particularly in Telecom Abbreviations
Particularly in Telecom Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing?
Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing can be abbreviated as MMT
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What does MMT stand for? MMT stands for "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing". |
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How to abbreviate "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing"? "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing" can be abbreviated as MMT. |
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What is the meaning of MMT abbreviation? The meaning of MMT abbreviation is "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing". |
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What is MMT abbreviation? One of the definitions of MMT is "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing". |
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What does MMT mean? MMT as abbreviation means "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing". |
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What is shorthand of Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing? The most common shorthand of "Multimedia Multiparty Teleconferencing" is MMT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MMUSC - Multiparty Multimedia User Session Control
- MMUSIC - Multiparty Multimedia Session Control
- T.120 - Multimedia Teleconferencing standard for document conferencing and application sharing
- MIMICS - Multiparty Interactive Multimedia Conferencing Services
- TAC - Teleconferencing Association of Canada
- TCSM - Teleconferencing Service Module
- TELNET - Teleconferencing Network
- MCU - Multiparty Conference Unit
- MGTV - Multimedia Graphics Teleconferencing and Video
- MMSC - Multiparty Multimedia Session Control
- MTC - Multimedia Teleconferencing Consortium
- Mmuse - Multiparty Multimedia Session Control
- MMC - Multimedia Multiparty Conferencing
- MP - Multiparty
- MPTY - Multiparty
- MUSIC - Multiparty Multimedia Session Control
- tlc - Teleconferencing
- tlcf - Teleconferencing
- telepresencing. - Teleconferencing.
- WESTLCF WES - Teleconferencing System