GDS

GDS may refer to:

Contents 1 Medicine 2 Schools 3 Businesses, services, protocols 4 Political parties

[edit] Medicine

• Geriatric Depression Scale, a simple, self-administered assessment of depression among the elderly.
• Global Deterioration Scale, a standardized system of evaluating the progression of dementia, specifically in Alzheimer's Disease.

[edit] Schools

• Georgetown Day School, a private school in Washington, DC, USA.
• Greensboro Day School, a private school in Greensboro, NC, USA.

[edit] Businesses, services, protocols

• GDS International, an international publishing, media and events company.
• GDS Instruments Ltd a UK based manufacturer of soil testing equipment.
• "G.D.S.", a song that appears in the 2004 Saku album by Japanese rock band Dir en grey.
• Gaelic Digital Service, an initiative which includes BBC Radio nan Gàidheal in Scotland.
• Game Developers Session, annual conference
• Gendex Dental Systems, an X-ray imaging equipment producer located in Des Plaines, Illinois.
• Global Data Systems, a Telecom Solution provider specializing in Ethernet, VSAT, MPLS, and Managed Service.
• Global Delivery System, a web based Customer Relationship Management system.
• Global Dialing Scheme, a numbering plan for video and voice over IP networks.
• Global Distribution System, computer reservations systems for searching, reserving, and purchasing travel products.
• Google Desktop Search, a software application for searching files stored on a local area network or a hard disk.
• UK Government Decontamination Service, a UK Government executive agency dealing with chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear resistance and recovery.
• GDSII (Graphic Data System II), a format for integrated circuit layout data.
• Gribskovbanens Driftsselskab, a Danish railway company.

[edit] Political parties

• Građanska Demokratska Stranka, "Citizens' Democratic Party", a political party in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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