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VLM
(redirected from Volume License and Maintenance)

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VLMVlaamse Landmaatschappij (Belgium)
VLMVirgin London Marathon (UK; sponsored charity fundraising marathon)
VLMVery Large Memory
VLMVirtual Loadable Module (Novell)
VLMVisceral Larva Migrans
VLMVlaamse Luchttransportmaatschappij (Flemish Airlines)
VLMVolume Logical Module
VLMVirtual Loup de Mer (online sailing simulation)
VLMVolume License Media (Microsoft)
VLMVaporizing Liquid Micro-Thruster
VLMVolume License and Maintenance
VLMVery Large Monitor
VLMVariable-Length Message
VLMVolunteer Lake Monitor
VLMValue Lifecycle Model (Value Chain Group)
VLMVillieu-Loyes-Mollon (French commune)
VLMVery Low Maintenance
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Sales of software through volume license and maintenance agreements increased in the December 1995 quarter, to represent approximately 50% of our total sales, as customers continued to recognize the cost savings, global contracting capability and other advantages of this purchasing method.
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