MRO may refer to:

Operations[link]

• maintenance, repair, and operations (also known as "Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul" or "Maintenance and Repair Organization(s)")

Companies[link]

• MRO Software, a software company best known for its Maximo maintenance management system, purchased by IBM in August 2006
• Marathon Oil Corporation
• Hokuriku Broadcasting Company, a broadcasting station in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Locations[link]

• Any of several cities named Marlborough
• The IATA airport code for Hood Aerodrome near Masterton, New Zealand
• Magdalena Ridge Observatory, a multi-use astronomical observatory near Socorro, NM.

Organizations[link]

• Midwest Reliability Organization
• The Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, an organization of Zen-Buddhist temples, practice centers and sitting groups whose main house is the Zen Mountain Monastery in Mt. Tremper, New York
• Movimiento Revolucionario Oriental, a left-wing political movement in Uruguay
• Mutant Revolution Online, an online RPG based in the world of the X-Men by Marvel.

Other[link]

• The Mro People, an indigenous people of Bangladesh.
• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (a NASA Mars probe)
• Medical Review Officer, or Medical Review Office, a term for a position or department at an organization that mandates drug testing ^[1]
• The ISO 4217 code for the Mauritanian ouguiya, the currency of Mauritania
• Mini Racing Online, an arcade-style, online multiplayer racing game
• Multidrug resistant organism, a bacterium or other pathogenic organism resisting treatment by several antimicrobial agents, such as antibiotics
• Method Resolution Order in computing
• Main refinancing operations, a technique used by the European Central Bank to control the money supply

References[link]

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Michał Lorenc (born 5 October 1955 in Warszawa) is one of Poland's leading film score composers, best known for his work on Bastard (Polish: Bandyta). Since his debut in 1979, he has composed music for more than 150 feature films, documentaries, tv-serials and theatre performances. He won five Golden Lions, Polish Film Festival Awards, for best movie score.^[1]

References[link]

1. ^ http://www.filmweb.pl/person/Micha%C5%82+Lorenc-452/awards (Polish)

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