I am a timekeeper in my organization. I have to manage data from multiple time zones across the globe. I have seen that many use the GMT, and UTC terms interchangeably. Are the two same or is there some UTC and GMT difference?
Hi, indeed timekeeping is a difficult job. Answer to your query is that GMT and UTC are not the same, using them interchangeably is inappropriate. Differences between the two are as follows:
• GMT stands for Greenwich Meantime, and UTC stands for Coordinated Universal Time.
• GMT is a time zone used in many countries across the European and African continent.
• UTC is a worldwide time standard and is not used by any country.
