ECM
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ECM may refer to:
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[edit] Business
- Electronic Contract Manufacturing, a term related to the outsourcing of electronic assembly
- Enterprise content management, a strategy in the information technology industry
- Equity capital markets, a financial term
[edit] Electronics
- Electret microphone, a type of condenser microphone
- Electrochemical machining, a method of working hard materials
- Electronic control module, a unit to control electrical systems
- Electronic Counter Measures (ECM), a part of Electronic Warfare (EW)
- Electronically Commutated Motor, a brushless electric motor which uses electronic switching to control the motor rotation
- Engine Control Module, car parts related
- Error correction mode, a fax protocol
- Entitlement Control Message, a message carrying conditional access information in a digital broadcast conditional access system
[edit] Music
- ECM Records, a record label
- Ensemble contemporain de Montréal, a Canadian contemporary music ensemble
- East Coast Music Awards, or ECM Awards, given by the East Coast Music Association
[edit] Organizations
- Every Child Matters, a UK government initiative for children
- Every Child Ministries, a Christian charity for African children
- European Common Market, the common market of the European Community
- European Congress of Mathematics
- Institute of Electronic Commerce and Digital Markets at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
[edit] Science
- Exceptional case-marking, a linguistic term
- Electron Cloud Model, an atomic model
- Elliptic curve method, an algorithm for integer factorization
- Error correction model
- Erythema chronicum migrans a skin rash associated with Lyme disease
- Extracellular matrix, any material part of a tissue that is not part of a cell
[edit] Software
- Enterprise content management, the capture, management and communication of processes within an organization
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