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OPC

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OPC may refer to:

Architecture and engineering

Computing

  • Open Packaging Conventions, a container-file technology created by Microsoft to store a combination of XML and non-XML files
  • Open Platform Communications (OPC, which formerly stood for "OLE for Process Control"), in MPDV
  • Operations Planning and Control, renamed to IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler (TWS)
  • Optimized Power Control, a method to adjust laser power when writing optical media.
  • Other Peoples' Computers - reference to privacy issues of cloud data being on somebody else's computer rather than your own and potential security issues.

Medicine and natural sciences

Social matters, politics and government

Other

  • O-Pee-Chee, a Canadian sports card company
  • Onnuri Presbyterian Church, a South Korean megachurch
  • Ontario Pioneer Camp, in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
  • Ontario Police College
  • OPC, Opel Performance Center a division of car manufacturer Opel
  • Optional Payment Charge, a surcharge applied when paying by credit card for airline flights
  • Organisation pour la prévention de la cécité (Organisation for the Prevention of Blindness), a French blindness charity working in Africa
  • Orthotic Prosthetic Center
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