Enterprise Systems Journal

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Articles in April 2002 issue of Enterprise Systems Journal

• A new kind of networked storage: a new storage solution called Network Unified Storage offers a compelling idea: a standalone networked infrastructure that beats both SAN and NAS. (enterprise storage).(Left Hand networks)
  by Toigo, Jon William
• Compaq-Iona deal boosts Web services. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
  by Migliore, Matt
• DataCore updates SANSymphony. (Storage).(SANSymphony 5.0)(Product Announcement)
• IBM announces "baby z". (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
  by McConnell, Chris
• Big Windows.(Microsoft)(Editorial)
• Relocation consideration. (career stats).
  by Doty, Nick
• How best to extend legacy technologies? As you extend mainframe systems to the Internet, should you start from scratch, wrap old code in Java, or just build a pretty front-end? The debate continues. (host integration).
  by McKendrick, Joseph
• Sun touts productivity boost with iPlanet 6.5. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).(Product Announcement)
• F5 Networks offers new switch. (Network Management).(Product Announcement)(Brief Article)
• Legato buys OTG software. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Chris
• Sun shines on Linux. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
  by McConnell, Chris
• Sybase unveils new integration tools. (Development & Integration).(Product Announcement)(Brief Article)
• Evaluate your suppliers; good financial analysis before you buy is key to successful vendor relationships. (business basics).(Tutorial)
  by Powell, James E.
• Enron may affect IT. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).(Gartner analysis)
  by McConnell, Chris
• NetManage goes code-free with OnWeb 5.2. (Development & Integration).(Product Announcement)
• Compaq introduces blade servers. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).(Product Announcement)
  by McConnell, Chris
• Shaping the Internet. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
• .NET: Microsoft's enterprise ticket? (Emerging Technologies).
  by Udell, Jon
• CRM. (Business Snapshot).
  by Parkes, Clara
• Power play at City Hall. (Case study: message routing).
  by Essex, David
• Voice XML: XML talks back; will the VoiceXML standard fit into your enterprise ... or is it not worth its SALT? (emerging technologies).
  by Wonnacott, Laura
• Headed for oblivion? (Response Time).(IBM AS/400)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Potts, Thomas O.
• Tough competition. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
  by McHenry, Mike
• Glimpsing the future. (Emerging Technologies).(Cover Story)
  by Migliore, Matt
• Sun unveils new storage strategy. (News: the latest news on enterprises computing).
  by McConnell, Chris
• Unleash the cyberhounds! Follow these five steps to a good computer forensics program, and you'll know what to do if (when) your network is hacked. (enterprise security).(Tutorial)
  by Schwartz, Mathew
• Salaries for mainframe systems programmers. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
  by Dobbins, Meg
• Linux on the mainframe. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
  by Rae, Tom