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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Exabyte envisions Mammoth transformation for MammothTape - Storage
  by Kelly Beavers
• Assessing the impact of continuous change on the storage industry - Enterprise Networking
• Backup is important, recovery is everything - Storage Automation
  by Fred Moore
• Hierarchical storage management - Storage Automation
  by Christine Chudnow
• Storage management—inside and out - I/O with Mark & Hal
  by Mark Ferelli
• Advancing New Enterprise storage beyond the campus - Enterprise Networking
  by Todd Viegut
• "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a DAM!" Yes, Rhett would, for Digital Asset Management - Enterprise Networking
  by Christine Chudnow
• Table for two: NAS and the general-purpose server; how network attached storage can maximize the general-purpose server's capabilities - Storage Automation
  by Vicki Vollmar
• Microsoft and security: whenever shall the Twain meet? - Stub Files
  by Joshua Piven
• The current state of recordable DVD media formats - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Tim Clatterbuck
• Sony lays down ambitious migration path for future of AIT - Storage
  by John Woelbern
• Ultra-Wideband technology to offer new opportunities for wireless video, networking, Part 2 - Video
  by John Santhoff
• Serial bus gets serious with USB 2.0: FireWire says: what? Me worry? - Connectivity
  by Joshua Piven
• Exabyte announces first AutoPak 1x10, 2U autoloader shipments
• Increasing network performance using Molecular Sequence Reduction technology, Part 2 - Internet
  by Amit P. Singh
• Intel finally gives nod to DDR is it RIP for Rambus? - Stub Files
  by Joshua Piven
• Overcoming the data disadvantage - Sidebar
  by Janet Perna
• 2Gbps—cut through the hype to the value proposition - Storage Networking
  by Jim Miller
• E-Z-SAN offers multi-vendor SAN solution
  by Duran Alabi
• The workload driving the first industry-standard storage benchmark - Storage Networking
  by Roger Reich
• Hitachi America partners with E-Z-SAN to provide the most cost effective SAN solution