Standard Industrial Classification

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Definition Standard Industrial Classification. 4-digit codes used to categorize and uniquely identify business activities.

The U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system is a U.S. federally designed system that identifies companies by industry with a standard numbering system. It provides other information and i [..]

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Standard Industrial Classification

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A factory-floor process for engaging operators and supervisors to maximize OEE

Standard Industry Code - used to identify types of payments in AP systems.

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(v) urge to attack someone(adv) intentionally so written (used after a printed word or phrase)

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Standard Industrial Classification (see SIC).

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Standard Industrial Classification A system for classifying industries by a four-digit code. This is used in the UK

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Standard Industrial Classification Codes.

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Standard industrial classification: an old federal system of classifying industries and other businesses. The system assigned two-digit numbers to broad categories and 4-digit numbers beginning with t [..]

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Standard Industrial Classification code -- a four-digit number assigned to U.S. industries and their products. By "two-digit industries" we mean a coarser categorization, grouping th [..]

Special numbers assigned by the Card Associations to Seller types for identification and tracking purposes. MasterCard uses MCC (Seller Category Code), while Visa uses SIC (Standard Industry Codes).

An acronym for standard industrial code, which is a standards commodity/product classification system used in the United States.

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