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Articles in June-July, 2005 issue of Computer Technology Review

• IP-SAN, the networked storage wave-of-the-future?
  by Ed Ginty
• Serial Attached SCSI emerges: profound changes ahead
  by Harry Mason
• Kashya KBX5000 unites two worlds
  by Mark Ferelli
• Supercharging SATA drive performance: Native Command Queuing makes SATA viable in workstation, server applications
  by Joni Clark
• Understanding the new generation of data protection solutions
  by Geoff Barrall
• Managing e-mail as a business process
  by Bob Spurzem
• Clustered network storage
  by Tony Asaro
• Perpendicular recording: opening the doors for 10-fold hard drive capacity expansion
  by John Best
• Product watch: new and notable products
• Scaling NAS with adaptive resource switches
  by Brendon Howe
• Fourth generation storage networking: one decade of Fibre Channel
  by Erik Ottem
• Gartner: LTO now dominates DLT technology; Sales of SDLT drives decline for first time
  by Dan Murphy
• Recovery management: focusing on recovery-oriented data protection
  by Eric Burgener
• New routing strategies help storage area networks grow up
  by Lincoln Dale
• Intelligent archiving drives STK ILM strategy: will ILM be its day in the Sun?
  by Dan Murphy
• Minimizing downtime with disk image restores
  by Stephen Lawton
• Improving data availability with RAID 6
  by Chi-Chen Yu
• IP SAN moves SAN beyond the glass house
  by David Dale
• HIPAA compliance using serial ATA
  by Barbara Murphy
• Half-height LTO2 tape drives: the key element in SMB storage strategies
  by Ken Cruden
• 4Gb/s storage systems: when should I plan for them?
  by Steve Gardner
• Storage virtualization—architectural considerations, Part 2 of 3
  by Mark Lewis
• COMSTAR credit union conquers e-mail availability issues with real-time WAN-based data replication solution
  by Gil Rapaport
• USAF looks beyond backup to data recovery
  by Dan Murphy
• Key software issues to consider when purchasing a tape library
  by Nathan C. Thompson
• The winds of change
  by Dan Murphy