ECS

ECS may refer to:

In technology

• Nxtgen Enterprise Cloud Services, its a cloud hosting and storage service form Nxtgen Datacentre and Cloud Technologies.
• Amazon E-Commerce Service, former name of the Amazon Associates Web Service, now known as Amazon Product Advertising API
• eComStation, a computer operating system
• Electrochemical Society
• Elitegroup Computer Systems, a Taiwan-based electronics firm
• Enhanced Chip Set, the second-generation Amiga chipset used in several Amiga computers
• Entity component system, a software architecture pattern
• Environmental Control System, the system which provides thermal control and pressurization for an aircraft or spacecraft

Finanace

• Electronic Clearing Service (ECS)

Schools

• East Coweta School (disambiguation)
• Eastside Catholic School, a school in Sammamish, Washington, USA
• Edgar and Cramp's School, a school in Westmount, Quebec, USA
• School of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, UK
• Elysian Charter School, a school in the United States
• Episcopal Collegiate School in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
• Evangelical Christian School, a private Christian school in Memphis, Tennessee, USA
• Evansville Christian School, a private Christian school in Evansville, Indiana, USA

Other uses

• East Coast Swing, a popular form of swing dancing
• Ecuadorian sucre, former currency of Ecuador
• Education Commission of the States
• Embodied cognitive science, a field of research aiming to explain the mechanisms underlying intelligent behavior
• Emerald City Supporters, an independent supporters' group for Seattle Sounders FC, USA
• Empty coaching stock, a term used on British railways to describe the movement of passenger trains when not in service
• Écs, a village in Hungary
• Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity
• Estuary Crossing Shuttle, a bus service in Oakland, California, USA
• European Calcium Society
• European Cooperating State, see Enlargement of the European Space Agency
• Equivalent Car Space, a term used for space needed for parking of 1 car and includes the circulation space needed for the same