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The hospitality industry is full of 'em:

If a hotel is experiencing PMS problems, you should look at the Property Management System. Many hotel chains use a RMS (Revenue Management System) to make sure they're getting the highest possible rate. So in this case RMS makes sure that things are not free! A VIP is a VIP, and you better be nice to them. If the party next door is too loud, you may need to MODify their behavior by summoning the Manager on Duty.

Dave

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In reply to Re: Odd/Funny/Wacky/Gore Acronyms by dthacker
in thread Odd/Funny/Wacky/Gore Acronyms by vladb

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