AIM

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Contents 1 Aeronomics 2 Business 3 Computing 4 Military 5 Music 6 Organizations 7 Others

[edit] Aeronomics

• Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere, NASA satellite
• Aeronautical Information Manual

[edit] Business

• Alternative Investment Market, an exchange-regulated market operated by the London Stock Exchange for small capitalisation listings
• AIM Investment Management, an Australian financial planning company
• Artificial Intelligence Marketing, a type of marketing activity

[edit] Computing

• AIM 65 (computer)
• AIM alliance, Apple-IBM-Motorola alliance
• AOL Instant Messenger, an instant messaging service from AOL

[edit] Military

• Abrams Integrated Management
• Army Institute of Management, Kolkata
• Airborne Intercept Missile, a type of Air-to-air missile
• AIM (rifle), a Romanian copy of the Russian AKM

[edit] Music

• AIM (Tyga song)
• Aim (musician)
• AIM Records, a record label
• A.I.M. (single), from the Cooper Temple Clause
• Anugerah Industri Muzik, Malaysia's annual music awards ceremony
• Atlanta Institute Of Music

[edit] Organizations

• Association of Independent Music
• Adult Industry Medical Health Care Foundation
• Adventures In Missions (disambiguation)
• American Indian Movement
• American Institute of Mathematics
• Asian Institute of Management
• Artists in Mind, charity that aims to help mental hospital patients, based in Huddersfield, UK.
• Accuracy in Media
• Administrators in Medicine, National organization for state medical and osteopathic board executives.

[edit] Others

• Advanced Idea Mechanics, in the Marvel Comics universe
• Africa Inland Mission (religion)
• Ai Maeda (seiyū), who is also called "AiM".
• Aim (demon)
• Aim toothpaste
• Ancestry-informative marker
• Atoms in Molecules
• Adequate Information Management in Europe, European Union (UN) research project

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