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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Storage too complex, your customers say: listen to them
  by Michael Peterson
• The cold hard truth about TCP/IP performance over the WAN
  by Steve Thompson
• Not Information Lifecycle Management but Information Value Management
  by Laura Sanders
• Server virtualization
  by Jaime Gmach
• It's a data-intensive world: protect your data with tape - First in
  by Rich Harada
• Backup & recovery using revolutionary MAID architecture: part 1
  by W. Curtis Preston
• Implementing PCI Express for storage
  by Craig Szydlowski
• Unstructured data: the roadblock to effective ILM
  by Jeff Erramouspe
• The abundance challenge: create more storage demand; capacity far outstrips ability to utilize it
  by Fred Moore
• Wide area file sharing across the WAN
  by Noah Breslow
• Compliance drives ILM into SMB market: an interview with Alan Sund of Sony Tape Storage
• Standards: taking interoperability to the next level
  by Richard Nikula
• Transparent capacity management
  by Jack Norris
• Information Lifecycle Management and the government
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Inside looking out observations from the dark side of the industry
• The road to utility computing
  by Brenda Zawatski
• TCO issues in disk technologies part 2: ROI
  by Jim McKinstry
• ILM: the next wave
  by Rich Harada
• Don't fear video
  by Richard Mavrogeanes
• Scalable network storage architectures
  by Geoff Barrall
• IP SAN for dummies
  by John Matze
• The looming SAN storm in the SMB market part 2; continuation of the roundtable discussion on the emerging SAN market for small to medium-sized businesses sponsored by Computer Associates, Dell, Emulex, Intel and Microsoft
• Virtualization: must include application services as well as resources
  by Tony Bishop
• Policy-based data management in ILM
  by Mike Palermo
• Business Continuity and ILM: a layered availability solution
  by Adam Mendoza