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The national standard time used in Japan, at UTC+9.
The standard time used in both South Korea and North Korea, at UTC+9.
The standard time used on Australia's Lord Howe Island, at UTC+10:30.
The national standard time used in Myanmar, at UTC+6:30.
The standard time used in Moscow and much of western Russia, at UTC+3.
An older or alternative name for Malaysia Time, the national standard time used in Malaysia at UTC+8.
The North American standard time used in parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico, at UTC-7.
The national standard time used in Mauritius, at UTC+4.
The national standard time used in Nepal, at UTC+5:45.
The standard time used in Newfoundland and parts of Labrador, at UTC-3:30.
The standard time used in most of New Zealand, at UTC+12.
A master commercial agreement setting standard terms for an organisation's procurement and use of Oracle products or services.
The national standard time used in Peru, at UTC-5.
The standard time used in most of Papua New Guinea, at UTC+10.
The national standard time used in Pakistan, at UTC+5.
The standard time used in the Pacific time zone of the United States and Canada, at UTC-8.
An alternative name for Philippine Time, the national standard time used in the Philippines at UTC+8.
A standard published offer setting terms and conditions under which a telecommunications operator will provide interconnection services.
A CAAS standard specifying airworthiness requirements for aircraft, components, maintenance or related aviation activities.
The national standard time used in South Africa and several neighbouring countries, at UTC+2.
The national standard time used in Seychelles, at UTC+4.
A common QR-code standard that lets participating payment schemes use a single interoperable code.
A high-performance building standard focused on substantially reducing energy consumption through efficient design and systems.
The national standard time used in Sri Lanka, at UTC+5:30.
A commercially available solution considered standard in the market rather than custom-built for one buyer.
An architectural approach in which reusable services expose defined capabilities and communicate through standard interfaces.
A standard military obstacle course used to train and assess agility, strength and endurance.
An XML-based standard for exchanging information and requests used to provision user accounts and access across systems.
A standard language for defining, querying and managing data in relational databases.
The national standard time used in Suriname, at UTC-3.
Singapore's standard framework for classifying educational programmes, qualifications and attainment in official statistics.
Singapore's standard framework for classifying businesses and economic activities by industry.
Singapore's standard framework for classifying jobs and workers by occupation.
The standard time used in American Samoa, at UTC-11.
An alternative name for Singapore Time, the national standard time used in Singapore at UTC+8; the exact SST abbreviation is less commonly used than SGT.
The HDB flat category with standard subsidies and standard ownership and resale conditions.
A workforce grouping covering temporary staff, interns, vendors and other non-standard user categories.
The standard time used in Tokelau, at UTC+13.
The national standard time used in Timor-Leste, at UTC+9.
The national standard time used in Tonga, at UTC+13.
The national standard time used in Turkey, at UTC+3.
A tripartite standard covering workplace support, development, safety and rest areas for lower-wage workers.
A standard identification number assigned to businesses, government agencies and other registered entities in Singapore.
A third-generation mobile-communications standard supporting voice, messaging and mobile data services.
A performance classification for an employee whose work does not meet the required standard.
A standard wired connection for transferring data and power between computers, devices and peripherals.
The primary international time standard used to coordinate clocks and time zones worldwide, at UTC+0.
The national standard time used in Uruguay, at UTC-3.
The national standard time used in Uzbekistan, at UTC+5.
The national standard time used in Venezuela, at UTC-4.