OCP

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The abbreviation OCP may refer to:

[edit] In computing

• Office Compatibility Pack: software for making Microsoft Office output usable across product versions
• Open/closed principle
• Open Core Protocol
• Open Core Protocol International Partnership Association (OCP-IP) ( http://www.ocp-ip.org )
• the Oracle Certified Professional certification program from Oracle Corporation
• Order Code Processor – The ICL 2900, ICL 3900 and above term for "CPU"

[edit] Organizations

• Office Cherifien des Phosphates, the Moroccan phosphate company; world's biggest exporter of phosphate and its derivatives
• Omni Consumer Products (Licensor), a company that manufactures products based on fictional movie items
• Omni Consumer Products (Robocop), a megacorporation in the RoboCop movies
• Oregon Catholic Press
• Organisation Consulting Partnership LLP, the London-based management consultancy specialising in organisational design and development. Link to OCP LLP's external website

[edit] In other contexts

• Obligatory Contour Principle - a phonological hypothesis concerning consecutive identical features
• Ochre Coloured Pottery culture
• One Car Pile-Up (UK band)
• One Child Policy - practices to reduce population growth in the People's Republic of China
• Onsite Comparative Pricing - using embedded comparative pricing in Online Marketing and Ecommerce
• Open circuit potential - in electrochemistry, an electric potential measured at zero net current
• Oral contraceptive pill, also combined oral contraceptive pill
• Outside Context Problem - a concept in Iain M. Banks' Culture novels
• overcurrent protection
• Official Community Plan - a document for municipalities that plan out goals for the city.
• Oatmeal Cream Pie - a cookie
• Operador de Cabine Polivalente - name of an ongoing sound project (PT) ocp
• Ordained Clergy Person - a person ordained to officiate ceremonies

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