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DMTF
(redirected from Desktop Management Task Force)

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DMTFDesktop Management Task Force (since 1999, Distributed Management Task Force, Inc.)
DMTFDistributed Management Task Force, Inc. (formerly Desktop Management Task Force)


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UXComm is active in the development of new standards for modular systems and is a member of the Desktop Management Task Force and Service Availability Forum(TM).
CYGCOM and UXComm Announce SpeechWatch Console for Microsoft Speech ... by Business Wire
Storability is aggressively pursuing development of industry standards from the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA), the Desktop Management Task Force (DMTF) and others.
Storability Announces Breakthrough Storage Management Software by Business Wire
RealNet Rules is based on an open, scalable design employing schemas established in Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and Desktop Management Task Force (DMTF) standards groups.
Lucent Technologies Announces Availability, Pricing of RealNet Rules ... by Business Wire
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