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 # IBM's CMOD on Cloud offerings allow organizations to leverage skilled IBM technicians and IBM's expansive cloud infrastructure to server more users, at a lower price point.
 # The [http://odusergroup.org/forums Content Manager OnDemand User's Group ("ODUG")] is a vibrant user community with a history going back almost as long as CMOD's been a product!
-# [[Main_Page#Content_Manager_OnDemand_News_.26_Events|ODUG's webinars]] & annual technical conference are regularly presented and attended by OnDemand's senior development and architecture teams to gather feedback and take questions from the Content Manager OnDemand users.
+# [[Main_Page#Content_Manager_OnDemand_News_.26_Events|ODUG's webinars]] & annual technical conference are regularly presented and attended by OnDemand's senior development and architecture teams to gather feedback and take questions from the Content Manager OnDemand customers.
 # IBM has been offering free [https://www.ibm.com/analytics/us/en/technology/enterprise-content-management/on-demand.html CMOD Workshops] for the past 3 years, and has announced another round of [[Main_Page#Content_Manager_OnDemand_News_.26_Events|workshops in cities around the world]] for 2018.  Did I mention they're free?
-# Despite [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/ecm/2016/01/18/exciting-changes-for-content-manager-ondemand/ outsourcing development of CMOD] to UNICOM in January 2016, the development team has been expanded, and new features are regularly added to CMOD -- data encryption, active-active server redundancy built-in,  S3, Hadoop HFS, Openstack Swift, and ICOS storage, LDAP Group syncing, document hashing for data security & reconciliation and more.
+# Despite [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/ecm/2016/01/18/exciting-changes-for-content-manager-ondemand/ outsourcing development of CMOD to UNICOM] in January 2016, the development team has been expanded, and new features are regularly added to CMOD -- data encryption, active-active redundancy, plus S3, Hadoop HFS, Openstack Swift, and ICOS storage, LDAP Group syncing, document hashing for data security & reconciliation and more.
 # Speaking of enhancements...  IBM has been excellent at delivering on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvOa7_BfPzc&t=377s new features, functionality, and use-ability improvements] to CMOD in [[Main_Page#IBM_CMOD_Fixpacks_.26_Security_Bulletins|FixPacks]] through co-operation with ODUG.
 # And back to the topic of developers...  the competition has lost some of their core developers who are now working on building solutions to migrate customers onto other ECM products.
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 And an extra one for good measure...
-Since 2014, IBM has completed *25* migrations to CMOD away from the competitor's solution.  If they had a better product -- wouldn't they be hosting webinars talking about their virtues?  No wonder they're resorting to FUD in order to try and scare up new business.
+Since 2014, IBM has completed *25* migrations to CMOD ''away'' from the competitor's solution.  If they had a better product -- wouldn't they be hosting webinars talking about their virtues?  No wonder they're resorting to FUD in order to try and scare up new business.