Top 50 most used corporate short forms

AFAIK As Far As I Know

AKA Also Known As

ASAP As Soon As Possible

ATM At The Moment

AWK Away From Keyboard

BRB Be right back

BTW By the way

BI Business Intelligence

BO Business Objects BOD Board of Directors

CoQ Cost of Quality

CPI Company Performance Incentive

CPLN Corporate Planning Function

CPR Comprehensive Process Roll out

CRM Customer Relationship Management

CRR Consolidated Relative Ranking

CSAT Customer satisfaction

CV Curriculum Vitae

CL Casual Leave

CVR Cost Variance Report

DC Development Canter

DND Do not Disturb

DoB Date of birth

EOB End of the Business

EOD End of the Day

ETA Edited to add

ETA Estimated Time of Arrival

ETC Estimated Time to Complete

FYI For Your Information

FYK For Your Knowledge

FYR For Your Reference

GBTW Get Back To Work

HAND Have a Nice Day

IIRC If I Recall Correctly

IMO In My Opinion

IOW In Other Words

LMK Let Me Know

MOM Minutes of Meeting

PFA Please Find Attached

POC Proof of Concept

PL Planned Leave

SL Seek Leave

TC Take Care

TG That's Great

TYT Take Your Time

TYVM Thank You Very Much

WC Welcome

WEF With effect from

WRT With Respect To

WTG Way To Go

WYSIWYG What You See Is What You Get

WFH Work from Home

YOYO You Are On Your Own

YW You're Welcome

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