What does RSO mean?
RSO means Reusable Skill Object
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Reusable Skill Object?
Reusable Skill Object can be abbreviated as RSO
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What does RSO stand for? RSO stands for "Reusable Skill Object". |
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How to abbreviate "Reusable Skill Object"? "Reusable Skill Object" can be abbreviated as RSO. |
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What is the meaning of RSO abbreviation? The meaning of RSO abbreviation is "Reusable Skill Object". |
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What is RSO abbreviation? One of the definitions of RSO is "Reusable Skill Object". |
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What does RSO mean? RSO as abbreviation means "Reusable Skill Object". |
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What is shorthand of Reusable Skill Object? The most common shorthand of "Reusable Skill Object" is RSO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AQUILEX - Reusable Multilingual Lexica for Natural Language Processing
- RDCEO - Reusable Definition of Competency or Educational Objective
- RELOAD - Reusable E-Learning Object Authoring and Delivery
- RSEV - Reusable Space Exploration Vehicle
- ROMBUS - Reusable Orbital Module Booster and Utility Shuttle
- ROOS - Reusable Object-Oriented Software
- RPCPA - Reusable Plastic Container & Pallet Association
- RAASP - Reusable Ada Avionics Software Package
- RASP - Reusable Avionics Software Project
- RIO - Reusable Information Object
- RIBIT - Reusable Internet-Based Inquiry Template
- RIPA - Reusable Industrial Packaging Association
- REPP - Reusable Environmental Protective Pack
- RBOA - Reusable Business Object Architecture
- RER - Reusable - Expendable - Reusable
- RCO - Reusable Content Object
- ROAMS - Reusable Object Access Management System
- RLO - Reusable Learning Object
- RSO - Reusable Software Object
- STM - Skill, Task, Measure. The classic process for developing skills in people: identify the Skill, agree a Task for the trainee to perform that will involve using the skill, and then Measure the performance, ie the trainee's command of the skill.