Originally Posted By: Ethan1
Originally Posted By: BHopkins
Originally Posted By: CT8
Bob is the oil Guy.
This.
As Buck points out, not all of us are ex-military or federal employees that think everything has to not only have an acronym, but one that can be pronounced.
Oh, like NUMMI or TIPM? Wait, those are car things.
You mean like SATA or SCSI? No, those are in the computers that run BITOG.
You're probably right, only the gubmit uses acronyms.
Oh, I don't have a problem with acronyms. After all, I work for a tier 1 / tier 2 automotive supplier. I'm speak fluent acronyms. Many of them are my customers. Like TMMI, KMMG, HMMA. Before they closed, MMNA was one of my customers. I've never heard any of these pronounced any other way than individually pronouncing each letter. Sure, others like KCAP has a pronunciation. But that's my point. Not all acronyms need a pronunciation. It's totally OK.
Originally Posted By: BHopkins
Originally Posted By: CT8
Bob is the oil Guy.
This.
As Buck points out, not all of us are ex-military or federal employees that think everything has to not only have an acronym, but one that can be pronounced.
Oh, like NUMMI or TIPM? Wait, those are car things.
You mean like SATA or SCSI? No, those are in the computers that run BITOG.
You're probably right, only the gubmit uses acronyms.
Oh, I don't have a problem with acronyms. After all, I work for a tier 1 / tier 2 automotive supplier. I'm speak fluent acronyms. Many of them are my customers. Like TMMI, KMMG, HMMA. Before they closed, MMNA was one of my customers. I've never heard any of these pronounced any other way than individually pronouncing each letter. Sure, others like KCAP has a pronunciation. But that's my point. Not all acronyms need a pronunciation. It's totally OK.