Definitions for "ESO"
Keywords:  asuka, baekje, japan, period
Baekje to Japan in the Asuka period.
Encryption Service Organization. An ESO is an organization or individual that is not a Member or Processor of the STAR Network but that provides services to a Member that include: (i) loading software into a STAR Terminal or STAR Internet Device; (ii) loading or injecting Encryption Keys into PIN Pads, STAR Internet Devices, or Authentication Tokens; (iii) providing merchant help desk support which includes reprogramming of terminal software, programming of STAR Internet Merchant Web sites and/or Internet Payment Screens; or (iv) providing STAR Account Holder help desk support, including but not limited to assisting STAR Account Holders with their STAR Internet Devices. nveloping: A process whereby documents of the same type or purpose are grouped together, bound, and sent to the same destination into an electronic envelope. This is done by an electronic data interchange management software function.
Environmental Significance Overlay. forms part of the VPP and is used by Local Government in planning schemes where identified environmental attributes require special planning consideration, eg waterways, threatened species habitat etc.
See economics and statistics office. conomic Efficiency In commercial fishing, the point at which the added cost of producing a unit of fish is equal to what buyers pay. Producing fewer fish would bring the cost lower than what buyers are paying. Producing more fish would raise the cost higher than what buyers are paying. Fish harvesting at the point of economic efficiency produces the maximum economic yield. See maximum economic yield and economic rent.
Education Supervision Order which an LEA may apply for to deal with cases of poor attendance at school
European Standards Organizations
European Southern Observatory
Employee Stock Option. Stock options granted to specified employees of a company. ESOs carry the right, but not the obligation, to buy a certain amount of shares in the company at a predetermined price. ESOs are slightly different from regular options, because they don't have puts and you typically must wait a specified period before you are allowed to exercise the option.
electromagnetic spectrum operations
Keywords:  organisation, service
Ex-service Organisation