PPs

PPS is a term that has multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used. In a military context, PPS refers to the Panzer-Panzer-Abwehr-Schaltung, a system employed by German forces during World War II to protect tanks from anti-tank missiles and other types of projectiles. This system, also known as a maze system, allowed tanks to move in a curved path, making them harder to hit. Its main purpose was to confuse or distract enemy forces, thereby reducing the chances of a successful hit.

In business, PPS refers to a point of purchase system. This type of system is a shop-floor automation solution that includes labels, a printer, and other devices to operate a Point of Sale (POS) system. PPS is used for operations that occur on a production line, when the product is being assembled or labeled. It can also provide data on inventory management, production tracking, and other functions. In computer technology, PPS is the Presentation Protocol Specific. It is related to operations on computer networks.

In other contexts, PPS could refer to PAS Public Planning Scheme, Pankaj Prasad Sharma, Polje Permit Scheme, and scheduled power purchase agreement or adverbial PP Staten.