NCS

NCS is an acronym with more than one meaning:

Organizations

• The NATO Codification System
• The National Center for Simulation
• The National Citizen Service programme in England
• The National Compensation Survey
• The National Cartoonists Society
• NCS Pte Ltd a global eGovernment consultant and solution provider.
• Naval Canteen Service, the Royal Navy branch of the British NAAFI
• Natural Color System, a color system published by the Scandinavian Colour Institute
• The National CAD Standard
• The U.S. National Clandestine Service
• The U.S. National Communications System
• The National Crime Squad, a former British police organisation
• North Carolina State University, a university in the United States
• The Newark Light Rail in the United States
• The Neighborhood Charter School in the Atlanta, Georgia
• Northland Christian School, a private school in Houston, Texas
• The National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C.
• The Newark Charter School in Newark, Delaware
• The North Carolina Symphony
• The North Coast Section, an athletic organization in Northern California
• The National Children's Study
• Navy Children School Chain of Indian schools
• Northside Christian School (North Charleston,SC)

Linguistics

• The Northern cities vowel shift

Science and technology

• Networked control system
• The Network-based Call Signaling agent, used with the Voip protocol MGCP
• The Neuronal calcium sensor family of proteins which bind membrane and other proteins and act as calcium dependent switches.
• Apollo Computer's Network Computing System
• Natural Color System, a color system worldwide use
• N-Chlorosuccinimide, an organic chemical
• NORAD Contingency Suite
• Oil industry acronym for Norwegian continental shelf
• Thiocyanate, an organic compound in the cyanate family

Health

• Nerve conduction study

Other

• National Coatings & Supplies, A (PBE Company based in Raleigh, NC, USA. Started as a part of Carquest.

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