What does ESS stand for?

Electronic Switching System (telephone central office exchange)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A Revenue spokesman said the 20,000-litre underground tank had "a sophisticated electronic switching system buried under a layer of gravel".

Fuel plant raid under garage

They also found a sophisticated electronic switching system buried under alayer of gravel which which was designed to allow the diesel pumps to be fedfrom the concealed tank or from the regular tanks.

The fuel monty: Truck that holds 4,500 litres of diesel seized from ...

Given the heavy expenses needed to sign up a customer due to the failure of SBC to implement electronic switching systems mandated by law, we are barely breaking even today," said Champagne.

MIAC CLAIMS SBC SQUASHING COMPETITION IN MICHIGAN

The trouble began at a "switch" -- one of 114 interconnected, computer-operated electronic switching systems scattered across the United States.

Finding fault: the formidable task of eradicating software bugs

The changeover from mechanical to electronic switching systems solved the black box problem.

Doing time on the telephone line

Since its inception, it has led the IT revolution in Korea, developed the TDX electronic switching system, and launched Koreasat, also known as Mugunghwa, playing a key role enhancing Korea's profile as a major telecom power in the global market.

KT Launches Mega TV Utilizing NDS Content Protection

They also found a sophisticated electronic switching system buried under a layer of gravel which which was designed to allow the diesel pumps to be fed from the concealed tank or from the regular tanks.

Fuel raid at border garage

The company also would charge an installation fee of $125 for home and business customers and $150 for businesses that use Centrex, an electronic switching system located in Pacific Bell central offices.

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