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DAMA
(redirected from Demand Activated Manufacturing Architecture)

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DAMADemand Assigned Multiple Access (NATO and International Standards)
DAMADark Matter
DAMAData Management Association (Lutz, FL)
DAMAData Administration Management Association
DAMADemand Activated Manufacturing Architecture
DAMADischarge Against Medical Advice
DAMADeutsche Arzneimittel-und Medizinprodukteagentur (German: German Medicines and Medical Devices Agency)
DAMAData Mining and Analysis
DAMADepartment of the Army Materiel Annex
DAMADécoration Agencement Mobilier Aquitaine (French: Decorative Furniture Fittings Aquitaine)
DAMADrapeaux de l'Anneau-Monde Alliance (French: Flags of the Ring World Alliance)
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Supply chain synchronization technology, as defined in the textile industry through the joint industry project for Demand Activated Manufacturing Architecture (DAMA), is an important component to supporting their customers' goals of reducing cost in the contract textile industry.
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