Acronyms Beginning With M
Sales, marketing, and technology acronyms that begin with M
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M-Commerce
The buying and selling of goods and services through mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. It involves conducting various commercial activities, including online shopping, mobile banking, mobile payments, and mobile marketing, all performed using mobile technology and wireless networks. M-commerce (or Mcommerce) has gained significant momentum in recent years due to the widespread adoption of mobile devices and the…
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M&A
The consolidation of companies or assets through various forms of financial transactions. While the terms are often used interchangeably, they represent distinct concepts: Merger: Combining two companies into a single legal entity, typically to create synergies, expand market share, or reduce operational costs. In an actual merger, both companies cease to exist independently and form a new organization. Acquisition: The…
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M4A
M4A is a file extension for audio-only MPEG-4 files. It is a widely used audio compression and storage format, known for its high-quality sound and relatively small file sizes. M4A files are commonly used to store audio content, such as music tracks, podcasts, and audiobooks. M4A is part of the MPEG-4 multimedia standard developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group…
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MaaS
A comprehensive marketing solution provided by agencies, firms, consultants, or service providers to businesses on a subscription or retainer basis. This approach allows businesses to outsource various aspects of their marketing needs to an external agency, which then manages and executes marketing activities on behalf of the client. Here are some key characteristics of Marketing As a Service: Adaptability: MaaS…
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MAC
MAC refers to a unique identifier assigned to a network interface controller (NIC) for use as a network address in communications within a network segment. This identifier is used as a network address for most IEEE 802 network technologies, including Ethernet and Wi-Fi. Key points about MAC addresses include: Uniqueness: Each MAC address is intended to be unique to a…
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MACH
A modern architectural paradigm designed to deliver flexible, scalable, and future-ready digital experiences. Coined and evangelized by the MACH Alliance, this model supports an ecosystem of composable technology—where enterprises are encouraged to select the best-fit solutions for their specific business needs and seamlessly integrate them. The MACH approach moves away from monolithic, all-in-one platforms in favor of agile, interoperable components.…
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macOS
macOS, previously known as Mac OS X and later OS X, is Apple’s proprietary operating system (OS) designed for its Mac lineup of computers. Known for its intuitive interface, robust performance, and seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem, macOS has been a cornerstone of Apple’s computing experience since its debut. History of macOS macOS has its roots in NeXTSTEP, the…
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MACP
This professional certification for Microsoft Advertising solutions is automatically received when you are certified in Microsoft’s Search, Native & Display, and Shopping certifications.
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MAID
Unique identifiers assigned to mobile devices for the purpose of targeted advertising. These IDs are typically used by advertisers and mobile app developers to track user behavior and serve personalized ads based on a user’s interests and behavior. MAIDs are generated by the mobile operating system and are unique to each device. In the case of Android devices, the MAID…
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Malvertising
The practice of injecting harmful code or malware into online advertisements. These malicious ads are distributed through legitimate advertising networks and displayed on reputable websites, often without the site owners’ realizing it. When users encounter these ads, they may be exposed to security threats such as malware infections, phishing scams, or unwanted redirects to malicious websites. How Malvertising Works Malvertising…
