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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Distributed backup is the key to ILM
  by Eran Farajun
• E-mail authentication slams spam
  by Joseph Fisher
• The year in storage: data protection led innovations
  by Mark Ferelli
• Data classification for ILM and DR
  by Fred Moore
• DVD Rot: the horror story that won't die
  by G.A. "Andy" Marken
• Network file virtualization
  by John Schroeder
• Archiving stakes its claim to lower TCO
  by Thomas M. Coughlin
• There's a tape solution for every organization
  by Rich Harada
• Maximizing system availability with Serial Attached SCSI
  by Paul Griffith
• Making the move to utility storage: overcoming the crisis of complexity
  by Craig Nunes
• The paradox of distance in business continuance
  by Mehran Hadipour
• Virtual machines: they're the way forward to platform independence
  by Daniel Hengeveld
• Managed availability in a cross-platform environment: mistakes to avoid when planning business continuity
  by David Wegman
• Addressing power and thermal challenges in the datacenter
  by Charles Rego
• Data protection: the #1 storage priority; There's no ILM process without it
  by Fred Moore
• Building compliance, block by block
  by Shane Jackson
• Managing and scaling IP SAN
  by Peter Wang
• Overcoming recovery barriers: rapid and reliable system and data recovery
  by Susie Spencer
• "I want my iSCSI!" Easier said than done.
  by Chris Short
• The network-centric file management appliance: overcoming the challenges of enterprise file services
  by Rajeev Chawla