Computer Technology Review

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Articles in July 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• SAN mid-year report card: the enterprise is the activity hotbed
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• The future of tape looks: super fine - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Rich Gadomski
• A roadmap for proper taxonomy design: Part 1 of 2 - Internet
  by Claude Vogel
• Next generation COMDEX—lean, mean and focused? An exclusive interview with MediaLive's Michael Millikin - Stub files: opening shots in continuing stories …
• Best practices for implementing data lifecycle management solutions - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Albert Leung
• Ensuring reliability of customized software in distributed systems - Internet
  by Oded Noy
• Then and now: taking a look at the history of backup and recovery software: storage management celebrates 10 years of innovation - Special feature: IBM 10th anniversary
  by Mike Kaczmarski
• Where does an IP-SAN solution fit? - Special SAN Section
  by Will Parker
• Case study: ATPCO raises data protection to new heights with IBM Tivoli software - Special feature: IBM 10th anniversary
• File systems and storage - Special SAN Section
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Speed vs. accuracy in backup and restore - Special feature: IBM 10th anniversary
  by Don Chouinard
• Employing IP SANs for Microsoft exchange deployment - Special SAN Section
  by Peter Wang
• Tape technology council roundtable discussion - TapeCouncil.org: promoting tape technologies for data storage
• Roundtable: "switched on storage arrays": Part 2 of 3 - Connectivity
  by Mark Ferelli
• From DDS-1 to DAT 72: a brief history of DDS media - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Dan Murphy
• Serial ATA ensures data availability - Connectivity
  by Tracy Bowden
• Exabyte's VXA-2 tape drive technology wins key endorsements, poised to replace DDS
• Disk-based backup: is LAN-based or SAN-based the fairest mirror of them all? - Connectivity
  by Jon Toor
• Networked storage management software hits 10-year mark: thanks to IBM
  by Mark Ferelli
• New DAT 72 drives offer major gains, backward compatibility - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Robert Hawkins
• The end of spam? Unmasking the stealth spammer through Source Authentication - Internet
  by Gregory Way
• Storage technologies—the long view
  by Fred Moore
• Dining out with SATA: guess who's coming to dinner? - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Brian Harding
• Getting the most from broadband connectivity with wireless networking - Internet
  by Tony Stramandinoli