SDP

The acronym SDP can stand for:

• Stephen Dale Petit
• San Dieguito Partnership
• Scha Dara Parr, a Japanese hip-hop group
• Semidefinite programming: an optimization procedure in mathematics
• Separation of Dispensing and Prescribing
• Slavističko Druženje i Prijateljstvo
• State Domestic Product
• Stochastic Dynamic Programming
• Stone Deaf Productions The German musical artist.
• Symmetrized Dot Pattern
• School District of Philadelphia

In politics

• Social Democratic Party: one of many political parties in various countries. Some prominent examples include:
  • Social Democratic Party (UK) of the United Kingdom, 1981-1988
  • Social Democratic Party (Japan)
  • Social Democratic Party of Finland
  • Social Democratic Party of Germany (more often known by the German abbreviation SPD)
  • Social Democratic Party of Croatia
  • Social Democratic Party (Nigeria)
  • Swedish Social Democratic Party

(See the Social Democratic Party page for a more complete list)

• Sudetendeutsche Partei (SdP) (1935-1938): German nationalist and then pro-Nazi party in pre-WW2 Czechoslovakia. See Germans in Czechoslovakia (1918–1938)
• Singapore Democratic Party

In information technology

• Service Data Point (Intelligent Network): A mobile telecommunication term
• Service delivery platform: a mobile telecommunications component
• Session Description Protocol: a multimedia streaming protocol used for transmitting video and other multimedia contents over the Internet
• Sockets Direct Protocol: a low-level remote-computing protocol
• SDP Multimedia: a streaming media download software which works with Microsoft Media Server
• Software development process
• SKU Differentiating Packages: components installed on top of the Windows Foundation Package
• Stable Dependencies Principle
• Service Discovery Protocol: one of the many service discovery network services and protocols such Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol(DHCP) or Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP)

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