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WPS
WPS
may refer to:
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Places and organizations
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Computing
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Other
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See also
Places and organizations
Walsh Public School
, a public elementary school in Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada
Western Pipe and Steel Company
Westminster Public School
, a public elementary school located in Thornhill, Ontario
Windermere preparatory school
, a private school located in Windermere, Florida
Wisconsin Physicians Service
Insurance Corporation, a not-for-profit health insurer
Women's Professional Soccer
, a women's professional soccer league in the United States that began play in 2009
Woodbury Public Schools
, the school system for Woodbury, New Jersey
WPS Resources
, a Wisconsin energy company
Computing
Web Processing Service
Interface Standard, a web service interface specification from the
Open Geospatial Consortium
Wi-Fi Positioning System
, a system that calculates the position of a device through near-by Wi-Fi access points
Wi-Fi Protected Setup
, a standard for automating wireless network set up and connection
Windows PowerShell
, a command line interface shell and scripting language product developed by Microsoft
Windows Printing System
, a Windows-based printer architecture
Workplace Shell
, a user interface of the IBM OS/2 operating system
World Programming System
, a development environment for the SAS programming language
WPS (Kingsoft)
, a DOS-based word processing software by Kingsoft;
WPS Office
, an office suite that includes word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software by
Kingsoft
Nationwide Wireless Priority Service
, a system in the United States for prioritizing emergency calls from mobile phones
WebSphere Process Server
, an IBM Service-oriented architecture (SOA) offering
Other
Welding power supply
, a device that converts electricity for welding
Welding Procedure Specification
Woman Police
Sergeant
, in the British police (now obsolete)
Women's Professional Soccer
Words Per Second
See also
.wps (disambiguation)
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