What does MAX mean?
MAX means Modular Applications Executive
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Modular Applications Executive?
Modular Applications Executive can be abbreviated as MAX
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What does MAX stand for? MAX stands for "Modular Applications Executive". |
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What does MAX mean? MAX as abbreviation means "Modular Applications Executive". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EIS/HQEIS - Executive Information System/Headquarters Executive Information System
- MADMEN - Modular Asteroid Deflection Mission Ejector Node
- MAJOUR - Modular Application for Journals
- M-CMTS - Modular Cable Modem Termination System
- MALEO - Modular Assembly in Low Earth Orbit
- M-KAT - Modular Knowledge, Acquisition Tool
- M-SPEC - Modular Specification System
- M-SPECS - Modular Specifications
- MCLIB - Modular C interface library
- MAWEA - Modular Avionics and Warning Electronic Assembly
- MDEWS - Modular Digital Electronic Warfare System
- MAXI - Modular Architecture for the Exchange of Information
- MACSTOR - Modular Air-Cooled Storage
- MBA/MLS - Modular Body Armor/Modular Load System
- MSPEC-TMAP - Modular Specifications System - Technical Manual Applications
- E2E - Executive to Executive
- MARA - Modular Architecture for Real-time Applications
- MODLOC - MODular plug LOCk (security device modular telephone connectors)
- TAE - Transportable Applications Executive (a computer user interface)
- EG - Executive Grade: old style executive job grading system