OTS or OTs is an acronym or nickname. Ots is a name.
OTS
Business
- Ocean Therapy Solutions, U.S. company making centrifuge pumps for oceanic oil spill cleanup
- Operator Training Simulator, a simulation platform for industrial operator training
- "Opportunity to see", a measure of the penetration of advertising
Entertainment
- Orchestra at Temple Square, an LDS orchestra located in Salt Lake City
- Over the shoulder shot, a film technique
Government
- Office of Tax Simplification, a United Kingdom Treasury tax office
- Office of the Technical Services, or Technical Services Staff, a division of the Central Intelligence Agency
- Office of Thrift Supervision, a U.S. Treasury Department agency
- Office of Transport Security (Australia)
- Organization of Turkic States, international organization comprising prominent independent Turkic countries
Military
- Air Force Officer Training School, a U.S. Air Force training center
- Officers' Training School RAAF, a Royal Australian Air Force training center
Science
- Octadecyltrichlorosilane, a chemical forming self-assembled monolayers
- Orbital Test Satellite, a European Space Agency program
- Organization for Tropical Studies, a U.S.-based group of biological research stations in Costa Rica
- TsO (tosylate), the anion of p-toluenesulfonic acid, a tosyl compound
Religion
- Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam, a seminary under the Indian Orthodox Church
Ots
- Georg Ots (1920–1975), Estonian musician
- MS Georg Ots, a ferry named for Georg Ots
- Otš, Tatar-language name of the Izh River in Tatarstan, Russia
Other uses
- Order of the Solar Temple, a French esoteric sect
- Ohr Torah Stone institutions
- OTS, IATA code for Anacortes Airport in Anacortes, Washington
See also
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