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The target time within which an ICT system or service should be restored after disruption.
The daylight-saving time used in Israel, at UTC+3.
The former daylight-saving time used in Iran, at UTC+4:30.
The national standard time used in Iran, at UTC+3:30.
The single standard time used throughout India, at UTC+5:30.
The standard time used in Israel, at UTC+2.
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.
An alternative name for Central European Summer Time, at UTC+2.
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 daylight-saving time used in Newfoundland and parts of Labrador, at UTC-2:30.
The standard time used in Newfoundland and parts of Labrador, at UTC-3:30.
The daylight-saving time used in most of New Zealand, at UTC+13.
The standard time used in most of New Zealand, at UTC+12.
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.
The local time used at Rothera Research Station in Antarctica, generally aligned with UTC-3.
The national standard time used in South Africa and several neighbouring countries, at UTC+2.
The national standard time used in Sri Lanka, at UTC+5:30.
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.
A China-Singapore bilateral project demonstrating sustainable urban development and environmental management in Tianjin.
The elapsed time between receiving a request or starting work and completing the required response or output.
A proposed label for Thailand's national time; Thailand officially uses Indochina Time at UTC+7.
A proposed AIAS architecture tier for administering tenants, their configurations and shared services; the exact formal definition has not been established.
The primary international time standard used to coordinate clocks and time zones worldwide, at UTC+0.
The national standard time used in Venezuela, at UTC-4.
A standard time used by several countries in western and central Africa, at UTC+1.
The daylight-saving time used in parts of western Europe, at UTC+1.
The standard time used in parts of western Europe, at UTC+0.
The Indonesian time zone used in areas including Java, Sumatra and western Kalimantan, at UTC+7.
The Indonesian time zone used in areas including Papua and the Maluku Islands, at UTC+9.
The Indonesian time zone used in areas including Bali, Sulawesi and parts of Kalimantan, at UTC+8.
An ambiguous time-zone label used in different regions; the intended location should be stated rather than relying on WST alone.
A summer-time designation associated with Paraguay, at UTC-3.
A summer-time designation associated with Ulaanbaatar and central Mongolia, at UTC+9.
A former daylight-saving time used in Uruguay, at UTC-2.
A summer-time designation associated with parts of Africa, at UTC+2.
A regulatory product category covering human cells, tissues and gene-therapy products.
A framework for setting goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound.