Wins
Wins steht für:
- Wins (Adelsgeschlecht), deutsches Adelsgeschlecht des Mittelalters
Personen:
- Jacob Wins (* um 1340; † 1393), Berliner Bürgermeister
- Nikolaus Wins (* um 1365; † 1439), Berliner Ratsherr
- Thomas Wins (* 1385; † vor 4. Februar 1465), Berliner Bürgermeister
- Valentin Wins, Berliner Bürgermeister von 1465 bis 1474
- Thomas Lang-von Wins (1963–2012), deutscher Psychologe, Professor für Arbeits- und Organisationspsychologie
WINS steht als Abkürzung für:
- Windows Internet Naming Service, Umsetzung des Netzwerkprotokolls NetBIOS over TCP/IP durch Microsoft
- World International News Service (WINS), Radiostation in New York
Siehe auch:
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