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Articles in June 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Library maintenance: reducing your TCO
  by Hossein ZiaShakeri
• The marriage of physical and logical access: unifying the keys to the kingdom
  by Moses De Los Santos
• Is your company's archive really archival? What to do if you fear it isn't
  by H. Andrew Lawrence
• SAS/SATA plugfest
• SAN-based data replication
  by Patty Barkley
• Smooth sailing for SAS? Not all technologies are created equal
  by David Woolf
• Fluorescent multilayer recording is here: watch out, blu-ray!
  by Mark Ferelli
• The incredible shrinking petabyte: how compression technologies are helping store more data in less space
  by Richard Gadomski
• Flexible storage architecture for the modular world
  by Mike McNamara
• Prioritizing pain points and headaches: or, what's really important in storage
  by Fred Moore
• The looming SAN storm in the SMB market: part 1 of a roundtable discussion on the emerging SAN market for small to medium-sized businesses sponsored by Computer Associates, Dell, Emulex, Intel and Microsoft
• Extending IT capabilities with automation
  by Sandy Carter
• Mobile content management: is it wireless's own pain point?
  by Aaron Reardon
• Evaluating the requirements for the storage network backbone
  by Eric Blonda
• Scientific advancements continue to drive tape's market leadership
  by Richard Harada
• Adaptive backup as a security enhancer
  by Daniel Hardman
• NetSign Privacy Agent: security software to watch in 2004
• Keeping the enterprise afloat: the drive to terabyte-class tape cartridges
  by Subodh Kulkarni
• The challenges of data protection: tape automation and TCO
  by Tom Wultich
• The value of compression for data protection over TCP/IP WANs
  by Steve Thompson
• Is it tape and disk or tape versus disk?
  by Rich Harada
• High availability WAN Clusters
  by Rene Dufrene