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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Blue laser technology in the IT infrastructure
  by Chuck Larabie
• M-commerce: the new "anywhere, anytime" sales channel
  by Steve Schone
• There's a "great white" inside every SAN: and this man-eater's name is complexity
  by Assaf Levy
• RAID-on-a-chip [ROC] processors change the storage equation: Part 2
  by John Howarth
• Backup & recovery using revolutionary MAID architecture: Part 2
  by W. Curtis Preston
• Intelligent SANs: issues to consider when selecting an enterprise-class network storage controller
  by Rick Walsworth
• E-mail archiving: a key piece to a compliance strategy
  by Mary Kay Roberto
• Darwin meets data storage: televaulting provisions storage as a utility
  by Eran Farajun
• Comparing host-based D2D to VTLs for backup and restore: Part 2
  by Paul Feresten
• Data protection: recovery with tape
  by Rich Harada
• E-mail archiving is a "win-win" proposition
  by Francois Gauthier
• The looming SAN storm in the SMB market: Part 3; Continuation of the roundtable discussion on the emerging SAN market for small to medium-sized businesses sponsored by Computer Associates, Dell, Emulex, Intel and Microsoft
• Better backup and recovery with snapshots
  by Peter Hunter
• KVM over IP: keyboard, video and mouse streamline systems management
  by C.C. Fridlin
• The optimal backup solution: it's now within your reach
  by Jim McKinstry
• Information security demands a layered approach in IP SANs
  by Zophar Sante
• The future of hard drives: diversification
  by John Paulsen
• Who's got "vision"? In the mass-storage industry, Adaptec and Breece Hill
  by Mark Ferelli
• Catch the next storage wave of change: jump in and get ready to profit!
  by Fred Moore