EDM
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EDM (or E-DM) may also refer to:
In information technology:
- Electronic direct marketing, another term for E-mail marketing
- Electronic Direct Mail
- Electronic document management, the tracking and storage of electronic documents
- Enterprise Data Management
- EDM Council, a forum for financial institutions on topics related to enterprise data management.
- Enterprise Data Modeling
- Enterprise Decision Management
- Entity Data Model, the conceptual schema of data that Microsoft ADO.NET Entity framework works with
In science and engineering:
- Electrical discharge machining, a machining method
- Electric dipole moment, a concept in physics
- Total station, or an electronic distance meter, a device used in surveying
- Encyclopedic Dictionary of Mathematics
- Engineering Data Management, also known as Product Data Management
- Euclidean Distance Map, or a Distance transform
- Evolutionary Development Model (a software process model)
In music:
- Eagles of Death Metal, a U.S. band
- Early Day Miners, a U.S. band
- Electronic dance music, a music genre
In School:
Organizations:
- Department of Essential Drugs and Medicines of the World Health Organization
- Expertise Centre for Digital Media, a research institute of Hasselt University
- EDM, Mozambique's publicly-owned electricity company
Other:
- Early day motion, a parliament related term
- Earthquake disaster mitigation, a form of emergency management
- Easter Dating Method, or Computus, referring to the calculation of the date of Easter
- European Domestic Market in the automobile industry, A slang term used by some North Americans to describe the European Economic Area
- Edmonds (Amtrak station), Washington, United States; Amtrak station code EDM
- an abbreviation for Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Edmonton Oilers, an NHL team located in Edmonton
- Event-driven marketing
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