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The document discusses careers that can be pursued in open source software like Plone, including working for an open source company, starting a professional services company, or starting an open source community. It outlines some benefits of choosing Plone over other content management systems, such as security, open standards, and lower costs. The document also provides an overview of 11 things you may not know about Plone, including its ease of use, versatility across different use cases, and large developer community.
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- for the next slide, ask first if anyone can define a CMS? Ask the question "Do you have some information about your company or organization that you want to share with the world?"