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The HDB flat category with standard subsidies and standard ownership and resale conditions.
The standard government work-device build commonly associated with an officer’s managed work laptop and its security controls.
A standardised set of operating-system and middleware images for compliant virtual-machine provisioning on government commercial clouds.
The Ministry of Health list of medicines selected for subsidy and routine use in Singapore's public healthcare institutions.
A commercially available solution considered standard in the market rather than custom-built for one buyer.
A standard military obstacle course used to train and assess agility, strength and endurance.
A standardised set of ICT hardware, software and configurations used across an organisation or government.
A documented set of steps specifying how a routine, regulated or safety-critical task should be performed.
Predefined, commonly used products or configurations offered to meet recurring organisational needs.
The standard time used in parts of central Australia, at UTC+9:30.
The standard time used in eastern Australia, at UTC+10.
The standard time used in most of Alaska, at UTC-9.
The standard time used in several countries on the Arabian Peninsula, at UTC+3.
The standard time used in parts of Atlantic Canada and the Caribbean, at UTC-4.
The standard time used in Western Australia, at UTC+8.
The national standard time used in Bangladesh, at UTC+6.
The standard time used in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, at UTC+12:45.
The standard time used in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, at UTC+10.
The standard-time designation for much of Chile, traditionally at UTC-4.
The North American standard time used across parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico, at UTC-6.
The single standard time used throughout China, at UTC+8.
The North American standard time used in the eastern United States, Canada and parts of the Caribbean, at UTC-5.
The national standard time used in Georgia, at UTC+4.
The standard government work-device build; public officers also commonly use GSIB to refer to the work laptop running that build.
A standard package of approved software provided for use on government devices or systems.
The standard time used in countries including the United Arab Emirates and Oman, at UTC+4.
The standard time used in Hawaii and parts of the Aleutian Islands, at UTC-10.
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 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 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.
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.
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.
A proposed label for Thailand's national time; Thailand officially uses Indochina Time at UTC+7.
A tripartite standard covering workplace support, development, safety and rest areas for lower-wage workers.
The national standard time used in Venezuela, at UTC-4.
An ambiguous time-zone label used in different regions; the intended location should be stated rather than relying on WST alone.
A standard setting architecture and design requirements for application infrastructure used in government technology environments.
A widely used symmetric encryption standard for protecting data with the same key for encryption and decryption.