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ADDP

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AcronymDefinition
ADDPAssociation of Developmental Disabilities Providers (Massachusetts)
ADDPAIDS Drug Distribution Program
ADDPAnalyze Dissect Detect Process
ADDPAdvanced Digi Discovery Protocol
ADDPAsymmetrically Degenerated Differential Pair
ADDPAfrica Decade of Disabled People
ADDPAir Dominance Decision Point
ADDPAdvanced Disconnect Detection Protocol (Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Inc.)


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In addition to its membership in the ADDP program and its ongoing consultant training, Unisys is also working to ensure that its core infrastructure and business productivity solutions will be able to be deployed on Windows Vista.
com, which provides hard-to-find replacement parts and accessories for consumer electronics, appliances, computers and wireless products, recognized the importance of supporting our troops, and developed the ADDP for troops stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Goff, President and CEO, a 20-year senior management veteran of MasterCard, GlobalPay, ADDP and IBM; and Brian Smiga, SVP of Marketing and Business Development, formerly co-founder of software companies Actioneer.
 
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