Acronyms
Sales, Marketing, and Technology Acronyms and Abbreviations. Jump to acronyms beginning with the number or letter:
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Acronyms Beginning With R
ROS
A concept used in business to measure the financial impact of customer service initiatives. While there isn’t a universally accepted formula for ROS, we can define a basic version of it as follows: This formula calculates the net financial gain (or loss) from service improvements relative to the cost of implementing those improvements. A positive ROS indicates that the service…
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ROTI
A financial metric used to assess the efficiency and profitability of investments made in technology-related projects or initiatives. ROTI helps organizations evaluate the financial benefits derived from their technology investments. ROTI is typically calculated by comparing the net financial gain generated by the technology investment to the cost of the investment. The formula for calculating ROTI is as follows: To…
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ROX
A performance metric that evaluates the impact of investments in customer and employee experiences on a company’s overall business success. Unlike traditional Return on Investment (ROI), which focuses strictly on financial returns, ROX measures how well experience-driven initiatives contribute to customer loyalty, brand value, employee engagement, and long-term revenue growth. Why ROX Matters In an economy where customer expectations constantly…
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RPA
A technology that enables businesses to automate routine and repetitive tasks using software robots or bots. These bots can mimic human actions to perform many tasks without human intervention, ranging from simple data entry jobs to complex enterprise processes. RPA tools are designed to interact with applications, systems, and data like a human would, but with greater speed, accuracy, and…
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RPN
A quantitative measure used in Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to prioritize and assess the relative risk of potential failure modes. The RPN helps identify which failure modes require the most immediate attention and resources to prevent or mitigate potential issues. The RPN is calculated by multiplying three factors: Severity (S): This factor represents the potential impact or consequences…
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RSA
RSA is a public-key cryptosystem that is widely used for secure data transmission. Messages are encrypted with a public key, which can be shared openly. With the RSA algorithm, once a message has been encrypted with the public key, it can only be decrypted by a private (or secret) key. Each RSA user has a key pair consisting of their public and…
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RSN
A type of television channel or network that is dedicated to broadcasting sports programming to a specific geographic area or region. These networks typically hold exclusive broadcast rights to the professional and collegiate sports teams within their region. This exclusivity allows them to deliver live coverage of games and events, as well as related content like analyses, interviews, and highlights…
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RSS
RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, is a web feed format used to distribute updates about new content on a website. It’s commonly used for blogs, news websites, and other content-rich sites to inform subscribers when new content is posted or to programmatically syndicate your content to other distribution outlets like another site or email. An RSS feed is…
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RSVP
A term often used in event planning and invitations. It is a polite way of requesting that the recipient of an invitation responds to indicate whether they will attend the event or not. In sales and marketing, RSVPs can be important for planning and tracking attendance at events, such as product launches, webinars, or conferences, used to promote and sell…
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RTB
A key component of programmatic advertising in the digital advertising ecosystem. RTB is an automated process that allows advertisers to bid on ad impressions in real-time, on a per-impression basis, through a programmatic instantaneous auction. Here’s how RTB works: When a user visits a website or app that has ad space available, the publisher sends an ad request to an…
