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Articles in Feb, 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Accessing web-services - Storage Management
  by Bruce Grant
• New numbers claim chip sector on road to recovery - First in / first out - according to Semiconductor Industry Association - Industry Overview
  by Joshua Piven
• EMC and Data Matrix Architecture - Storage Networking - EMC Symmetrix DMX
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Watch your back: The mounting risks of unauthorized data access, theft and corruption in secondary storage - SAN
  by Scott Gordon
• Speeding up the network: D2D backup lets VARs beat the Bottleneck Bugaboo - Nectivity - Buyers Guide
  by Bob Farkaly
• IBM makes major move into grid computing - Top technology showcase
  by Joshua Piven
• Clustering for high availability: but don't forget about your backups! - Storage Networking
  by Craig Abramson
• Simplifying storage: how companies benefit with a backup appliance approach - SAN
  by John Pearring
• Microsoft offers dividends. Will other techs follow? - First in / first out
  by Joshua Piven
• Active archiving and HSM: best-practices - Storage Networking
  by Jim Lee
• Cost-optimizing RAID systems: comparing the availability, performance and cost of 36GB-drive striped parity to 146GB-drive mirrored arrays - RAID-5
  by Richard Sims
• SRM Workflow and Automation - Storage Management
  by Mike Koclanes
• Audience participation in storage networking - first in / first out - Industry Overview
  by Mark Ferelli
• Serial attached SCSI is leading the pack of storage interfaces - Storage Networking
• Dynamic SAN optimization: Leveraging SANs in ways never though possible - SAN
  by Jim McKinstry
• Archival data has a new mission: Critical; it's not what it used to be
  by Fred Moore
• Q & A with XIOtech corporation: Executives Kathy Snouffer and Tom DiPuma answer business and technology questions - Strong Networking - Interview
• A dangerous money Waster: The hidden costs and security risks of in-house backup programs can endanger data security and the bottom line - Internet
  by Phil Roussel
• Open-file solutions: choosing the best package for your enterprise - Storage Management - Buyers Guide
  by April Nelson
• Sassy to scuzzy to sass - I/O with Mark & Hal - Column
  by Mark Ferelli
• Western digital's raptor enters the enterprise storage market - Storage Networking - Brief Article
  by Louis Raphael
• New horizons in Enterprise Storage: NAS gateway precursors SAN/NAS convergence - Cover story - Industry Overview
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Qlogic introduces a new member to its ISP2300 family - Top technology showcase - Brief Article
  by Louis Raphael
• Global namespace: The future of distributed file server management, part 1 - Storage Networking
  by Rahul Mehta
• Filling the storage gap: nearline innovations extend scope of existing enterprise storage capabilities - SAN - Buyers Guide
  by Michael Marchi
• Enterprise content management makes the most of what you've got: Complex term, simple idea
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Consortium batches first WS-security specs - Storage Networking - Web Services Security framework
  by Joshua Piven
• Great X-pectations: Executable, extended—new Internet paradigm could change the user experience and connect us with the real world - Business of Technology - Industry Overview
  by Naresh Lakhanpal
• Embedded HBA moving through the blades - Storage Networking - Industry Overview
  by Mark Ferelli
• A new storage architecture for a new information age - Storage Networking - Industry Overview
  by Mike McNamara
• Open Architecture Opportunity: Open-source software components are fueling a new reseller's market, customized enterprise software for smaller companies - Enterprise Applications - Industry Overview
  by Ned Lilly
• Enter the cube, exit the connector: IBM introduces a brick of a concept for storage
  by Mark Ferelli
• The state of storage: demand for digital assets greater than ever - Storage Networking - Industry Overview
  by Michael Del Rosso
• When tape becomes mission critical: A white paper - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage - Industry Overview
  by Fred Moore
• Killer App: new email requirements are driving significant technology purchases - Enterprise Applications - Industry Overview
  by Greg Arnette