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CPPM
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CPPMCentre de Physique des Particules de Marseille
CPPMContent Protection for Pre-recorded Media
CPPMCertified Professional Purchasing Manager
CPPMCertified Professional Property Manager
CPPMComputer Protection Program Manager
CPPMCritical Path Project Management
CPPMCertificate in Programme and Project Management
CPPMCivilian Personnel Procedures Manual
CPPMCopyproof Positive Paper Matte
CPPMCost and Product Performance Module
CPPMCompound Poisson Process Model
CPPMCanaan Peace Prayer Mission


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As a large customer of Cisco wireless infrastructure and AirDefense wireless IDS, we saw a significant benefit in bringing together the two products to build a highly secure wireless network," said JD Fluckiger, computer protection program manager, of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
As a large customer of Cisco wireless infrastructure and AirDefense wireless IDS, we saw a significant benefit in bringing together the two products to build a more secure wireless network," said JD Fluckiger, computer protection program manager of
 
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