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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Intel announcement signals confidence in industry rebound - First In/First Out
  by Joshua Piven
• Mixed media libraries make economic sense: how it's done is the differentiator - Automated Storage Management
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Don't hesitate to automate: lower storage costs by automating storage resource and data management - Automated Storage Management
  by Claudia Chandra
• Storage management: to automate or not to automate? Just do it!
  by Paula Dallabetta
• New remedy for storage headaches: meta-policies ease the pain
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Controlling the flood: a look at email storage and management challenges - Automated Storage Management
  by Bill Tolson
• Is Chaparral's RIO grande? - Top Technology Showcase - Chaparral Network Storage's RIO DISK Storage Subsystem,
  by Nick Schultz
• The SCSI evolution continues: a look at Ultra320 and Ultra640 SCSI - Connectivity
  by Paul Aloisi
• New report claims wireless spectrum auction hurting economy - First In/First Out - from Verizon Wireless
  by Joshua Piven
• The future of data protection: looking to the future - Storage Networking - data-protection service-level-agreements
  by Lynne VanArsdale
• Five-nines reliability in the harshest of conditions - Top Technology Showcase - Arista's Power Racer 4120 industrial-grade server
  by Nick Schultz
• Over there: revisiting the mid-range storage market in Europe - Business of Technology - Buyers Guide
  by Joyce Tompsett Becknell
• Digital dogfight! FCC's gift to TV sets everywhere
  by Joshua Piven
• CIM standards: how close are we, and what are customers asking for? - Automated Storage Management
  by Mark Carlson
• What goes around comes around in storage: old ideas find new applications for today's SANs
  by Fred Moore
• Surviving a weak economy: coming out stronger through integrated cost reduction - Techtrends from Deloitte & Touche
  by Jeff Balentine
• Optical recording looks bright: high-capacity, rewritable DVD is poised to be the future of optical storage - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage - Industry Overview
  by Dawn S. Wortman
• Is your RAID lying to your app? - I/O with Mark & Hal
  by Mark Ferelli
• The need for simplification: open storage management for complex storage environments - Storage Networking
  by Doug Kenbeek
• Standards and other fairy tales - Storage as I See It - Column
  by Mark Ferelli
• Pitfalls and promises: will IP storage supplant Fibre Channel? - Storage Networking
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow