What does the acronym BOSS stand for?

There are so many full forms for the acronym BOSS. But I will talk about the common one. BOSS is the acronym for Bureau Of Special services. BOSS is a special agency of the United States saddled with the responsibility to ensure public safety and national security of all citizens and property of the United States of America. The Bureau of Special Services is comprised of 6 operational Branches, i.e Operational Support Branch, Investigative And Response Branch etc and 21 Divisions. The United States Public Safety Commission created the Bureau Of Special Services in 1978. The Bureau Of Special Services is so empowered that it has a kind of authority over other security agencies.

The federal agency has really improved in terms of duties discharge and is the second largest law enforcement agency in the United States of America. BOSS currently has thousands of workers across the country and they are estimated to be more than 42,000.

There are a lot of people who may hear the word boss and assume that this refers to someone that employees look up to at work or in an organization. The word BOSS can also be an acronym for something else. For instance, in the army, the BOSS can mean Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers or Bureau of Special Services.

Most of the time, people just know that bosses are people who are in charge of certain sectors or departments of companies or industries. They should be respected because they have done a lot of hard work in order to get to the position that they are currently in.

For those who love computers, they may say that the BOSS refers to Bharat Operating System Solutions. The meaning can be different depending on what you do and what you are familiar with.

BOSS is the acronym for Bharat Operation System Solutions. BOSS was created by C-DAC Chennai and it was developed in an open and free way to enable all Indians have the software on their electronics. The operating system has been generally accepted and intended to be useful in carrying out government activities.

The operating system has also been released by the government of India 2007. This development would prevent cyberspace from cyber-attacks and also strengthen the security and strategies of the security operatives because it is more secured than windows.

A quite number of languages like Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Urdu are supported by Boss Linux.which makes it very usable by every Indian. There is also EduBoss, it is a software specially designed for academics work, and this is very useful to students because the software contains informative materials students can study on.