Computer Technology Review

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Articles in August-Sept 2005 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Risks associated with transporting storage media & how to deal with them
  by Nathan C. Thompson
• Sophisticated storage on a working class budget: because Promise Technology makes advanced storage affordable
• The fast, reliable, economical external SATA.
  by Joni Clark
• Data protection and disaster recovery of local and remote file servers
  by Julie Herd Goodman
• Differences between snapshots and continuous data protection
  by Michael Rowan
• Is SATA ready for the enterprise?
  by Michael Joyce
• The case for electronic data vaulting
  by Steve Friedberg
• CDP: the next generation of backup
  by Steve Sussman
• Grid storage for grid computing
  by Eric R. Schott
• Storage virtualization—questions for potential adopters Part 3 of 3
  by Mark Lewis
• Maximizing availability and performance of your enterprise Microsoft Exchange environment with an advanced network-based solution
  by Irving Moy
• Evaluating high-availability solutions for Microsoft Exchange
  by Andrea Skov
• New Mexico DOT gets back on the road with efficient backup and disaster recovery solution
  by Tonya Bjurstrom
• Mid-range market heats up: competition, new levels of functionality drive enhanced mid-range TCO
  by Dan Murphy
• Plugging into utility storage for enterprise-class application servers
  by Zophar Sante
• Nexsan Assureon appliance solves security, business continuity and compliance issues
  by Dan Murphy
• Preparing for encryption: new threats, legal requirements boost need for encrypted data
  by Fred Moore
• Pain point of time
  by Jay Livens
• The push for continuous data protection
  by Brian Wistisen
• Avamar defuses data explosion: company tackles data growth disease, not symptoms
  by Dan Murphy
• Modified time-based servo enables increased track density on tape
  by Douglas W. Johnson
• Predictive Data Migration delivers advanced data protection
  by Hammer Chien
• Getting more intelligent about storage management
  by Jim Geronaitis
• SATA opens its doors to tape.
  by Brett Schechter
• Beyond the data protection dilemma
  by Neville Yates
• Emulex switches gears to grow beyond HBAs
  by Dan Murphy
• iSCSI and Serial Attached SCSI: storage technologies for SMBs and remote offices
  by Kevin Gray