NOC
NOC (noun) means Network operations centre: the room or team that monitors a company's networks and servers around the clock and responds to outages. Example: “The NOC paged the on-call engineer when latency spiked.”
How to use NOC
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe team that watches a company's network day and night — or, elsewhere, a letter saying nobody objects.
Written in capitals in all senses. Pronounced as a word, "nok", in IT and espionage use; spelled out in Olympic contexts.
In an IT job advert, NOC always means the network operations centre; if the topic is paperwork in India or the UAE, it means a no objection certificate.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
The _____ paged the on-call engineer when latency spiked.
Etymology
An initialism whose expansion depends on field: network operations centre, National Olympic Committee, non-official cover, or no objection certificate.