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HNM
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HNMHungarian National Museum (Budapest, Hungary)
HNMHoly Name of Mary (various organizations)
HNMHarris Network Management (Harris Communications)
HNMHyper Notorious Monster (Final Fantasy gaming)
HNMHigh-level Notorious Monster (Final Fantasy gaming)
HNMHousing Needs Manager (UK)
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Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), a leading software developer and provider of communication solutions, has introduced its Harris Network Management (HNM) platform to the European market.
HARRIS OFFERS PLATFORM FOR MULTI-PROTOCOLS by Computer Protocols
The company produces Harris Network Management (HNM), a mediation solution for carrier networks.
End-user's guide to TMN by Stewart, Alan / Communications News
The Harris NetBoss systems will be implemented in four separate locations in Florida as part of the FDOT's phased upgrade of its existing Harris Network Management (HNM) system and reconfiguration of the communications network.
Harris Corporation Receives Network Management Systems Contract from ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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