Computer Technology Review

View more issues:

Articles in March, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Storage in utility computing: 7 critical questions for IT
  by E.P. Komarla
• Policies with a purpose: ensuring business continuity
  by Mark Ungerman
• Architecting a tiered data center: simple fundamentals bring great returns
  by Eric Blonda
• Better backup and recovery: know your data and your storage
  by Ken Barth
• IP SAN security a matter of dedication: SAN's strength is also its weakness
  by Mark Ferelli
• What iSCSI brings to tape
  by Stephen Mak
• The challenges of testing SATA and SAS: part 3: testing wide SAS
  by Dale Smith
• Best of the best in 2004: this month the editors of CTR conclude our survey of those products that companies have deemed their best. These are products already making a significant difference in the competitive marketplace. Their influence will grow throu
• Fibre Channel SANs vs. iSCSI..
  by Steve Klotz
• Information infrastructure: the new IT discipline
  by Mark S. Lewis
• How far can tape guide rollers go? Is a 3-piece design the future?
  by Gary Collins
• Transitioning to SAS technology: a comprehensive comparison between SAS and parallel storage
  by Tonya Comer
• Plan for the worst, hope for the best: backup and disaster recovery
  by Morgan Edwards
• The voice of the future: VoIP turns voice into manageable data
  by Louis Raphael
• Planning for backup and recovery: the key elements for a successful backup and recovery strategy
  by James Dow
• Should spam be treated as a security threat?
  by Rene Seeber
• Tiered storage: new strategies match new demands and opportunities
  by Kevin Honeycutt
• Online data backup & recovery takes hold: outsourcing better addresses data protection
  by Bud Stoddard
• Business realities have changed; time to consider Internal Recovery
  by Tim de Lisle
• Storage and security: why storage solutions and data security must go hand-in-hand
  by Fred Moore