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-== Introduction to Content Manager OnDemand ("CMOD") ==
+== What does CMOD stand for? ==
-Content Manager OnDemand (simply "OnDemand" or "CMOD") is IBM's flagship Enterprise Report Management ("ERM") software product in the Enterprise Content Management ("ECM") market.  For more information, about CMOD and its strengths, visit the '[[Introduction]]' or [[Frequently Asked Questions about Content Manager OnDemand|IBM CMOD FAQ]] pages.
+CMOD stands for Content Manager OnDemand, is IBM's flagship product in the Enterprise Report Management (ERM) segment of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software market.  CMOD has consistently appeared in the upper-right-hand corner of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for archival systems since shortly after it's inception, largely because of it's rock-solid reliability, speed at ingesting data, data compression and de-duplication, and ability to easily scale to multi-petabyte sizes, and serve hundreds of thousands of users per day.  For more information, about CMOD and its strengths, visit the '[[Introduction]]' or [[Frequently Asked Questions about Content Manager OnDemand|IBM CMOD FAQ]] pages.
 [[Ten Reasons to use IBM Content Manager OnDemand]] for ECM & ERM
-=== What does CMOD stand for? ===
-CMOD stands for Content Manager OnDemand, an IBM product (developed by UNICOM) in the Enterprise Report Management (ERM) segment of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software market.  CMOD has consistently appeared in the upper-right-hand corner of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for archival systems since shortly after it's inception, largely because of it's rock-solid reliability, speed at ingesting data, data compression and de-duplication, and ability to easily scale to multi-petabyte sizes, and serve hundreds of thousands of users per day.
 == IBM CMOD Fixpacks & Security Bulletins ==