SPC
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Business and law
- Segregated portfolio company, a specialized form of offshore company
- Special purpose company, a subsidiary usually created solely for isolating a financial risk, or for financial reporting reasons
- Statistical process control, a method of quality control
- Supplementary protection certificate, a sui generis, patent-like, intellectual property right
- Signature panel code, a credit or debit card security code
Organisations
- Shepparton Preserving Company, a brand of jams and tinned goods founded in Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
- Singapore Petroleum Company Limited, a Singapore area oil company
- Software Publishing Corporation, a former U.S. computer software manufacturer
- SPC Group, a Korean food company from Samlip Group
- Swedish Paralympic Committee, the non-profit organization representing Swedish athletes in the International Paralympic Committee
- Syrian Petroleum Company, a state-owned oil company
- Synthetic Plastics Company, a defunct plastics manufacturer that owned many budget-price record labels
- Serbian Orthodox Church, an Eastern Orthodox Christian Church
- Southern Presbyterian Church (Australia)
Government and politics
- Secretariat of the Pacific Community, a Pacific Islands regional intergovernmental organisation
- Supreme Petroleum Council (Kuwait), one of the governmental agencies of Kuwait
- Socialist Party of Canada
- Socialist Party of British Columbia
- Supreme People's Court (disambiguation), highest judicial body in several countries
Schools
- St Patrick's College (disambiguation), various institutions
- Saint Paul's College (disambiguation), various institutions
- St Peter's College (disambiguation), various institutions
- St. Petersburg College, an accredited Florida community college with multiple campuses in Pinellas County
Entertainment
- Sony Pictures Classics, a speciality division of Sony Pictures Entertainment
- Suite Pretty Cure, a Japanese Animated Show
Police and military
- Scalable Plate Carrier, a ballistic vest or bullet-resistant vest, often called a bulletproof vest
- Specialist (rank), one of the four junior enlisted ranks in the U.S. Army
- Special Purpose Cartridge, a rifle cartridge developed by Remington and the US military
- Special police constable
Science and technology
- Secure multiparty computation, a cryptography problem introduced in 1982
- Simple point charge, a 3-point water model used in computational chemistry simulations
- SPC file format, a file format used in spectroscopy
- SPC700 sound format, a file format used to log music data from Super Nintendo Entertainment System games for later playback
- Stage pin connector a standard power cable connector
- Statistical process control, a method for achieving quality control in manufacturing processes
- Storage Performance Council, a non-profit corporation founded to define, standardize, and promote storage subsystem benchmarks; see IBM SAN Volume Controller
- Stored Program Control exchange, a type of telephone exchange
- Storm Prediction Center, a division of NOAA's National Weather Service that deals with strong to severe weather events
- Signal peptidase I, an enzyme
- Summary of Product Characteristics, the defining information document for medicinal products used in the European Union
- Signaling Point Code used for SS7 signaling protocol in telephony systems
- SUPL Positioning Centre, a server used for mobile positioning over User Plane connection
Other
- La Palma Airport (IATA airport code)
- Southwest Preparatory Conference, an interscholastic athletic league consisting of 19 elite private schools in Texas and Oklahoma
- Southern Pacific Communications (SPC), predecessor of American telecommunications provider Sprint Corporation
- Student Price Card, a loyalty card program in Canada
- System Planning Corporation, a Virginia based corporation founded in 1970 researching and producing advanced military electronics, mostly for the United States Department of Defense
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