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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Will the promise of ILM remain elusive?
  by Bill Reed
• What is SATA II? How is it different from SATA "one"? Should I care if my system supports SATA II?
  by Conrad A. Maxwell
• E-mail management: compliance, control, consolidation
  by David Winkler
• Storage virtualization, Part 1 of 3: delivering non-disruptive operations, flexibility and simplified management
  by Mark Lewis
• The damaged data dilemma worms, viruses, spyware and spam are the culprits
  by Fred Moore
• Data replication
  by Jim McKinstry
• Data lifecycle management: hard drives are not enough
  by Jim Wheeler
• Take control of corporate IM: implement best management practices now!
  by Peter Shaw
• Data storage sticker shock: the need to recalculate data storage TCO
  by Dave Therrien
• Protecting e-mail by software replication
  by Jason Buffington
• Laptops: the "wild west" of data protection; Bad backup habits affect business productivity, security
  by Brent Ashton
• Beyond backup: cool applications for tape
  by Rich Harada
• IP-SAN performance: best practices
  by Zophar Sante
• ILM: maximizing the real value of data
  by Jim O'Connor
• SAS delivers maximum SATA scalability
  by Franco Castaldini
• Hardware or OS virtualization software for servers? Server virtualization: the capability of partitioning a physical server into smaller virtual servers
  by Carla Safigan
• The SMB users guide to data protection
  by Steven Pofcher
• Beyond storage consolidation: the benefits of iSCSI SANs
  by Eric R. Schott
• Is SMB disaster recovery really within reach?
  by Brendan Kinkade