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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Centralized file-cached storage protects against disaster: consolidated data is easier to protect, easier to manage, and much less expensive. But there's a problem - Disaster Recovery
  by John Henze
• Advanced storage roadmap - Storage Management
  by Fred Moore
• What has the IT industry really learned from 9/11?
  by Mark Ferelli
• Occasionally connected computing architectures - Storage Management
  by D. Britton Johnson
• Portal technology improves corporate profits - Internet
  by James Smith
• Tape backup: the cornerstone of data protection - Stub files: opening shots in continuing stories …
  by Richard Harada
• The next evolution in storage: clustered storage architectures - Storage Management
  by Rob Peglar
• High stakes. High voltage: new millennium, old dependency on electricity
  by Fred Moore
• Consolidate storage without losing control - Security
  by Eric Blonda
• Venture funds returning to technology entrepreneurs: D&T executive sees VCs rebound from dot-com trauma - Business of Technology
• Preparing for worst-case scenarios in the data center: lessons learned - Disasters Recovery
  by Bob Maness
• Ensuring fairness in the back-end of storage systems - Connectivity
  by Thomas Hammond-Doel
• Data replication considerations - Backup/Restore
  by Patty Barkley
• Not just another iSCSI article: Microsoft Windows dynamic storage capability + iSCSI wall change direct attached storage forever - Connectivity
  by Ryo Koyama
• MaXXan unveils MXV320 switch: for business continuity, storage consolidation and NAS/SAN convergence - Top Technology Showcase
• RAID controllers - Storage Management
  by Jim Evans
• Storing exchange databases on NAS: is it safe to go back in the water?
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Connecting stranded servers - Storage Management
  by Bob Preston
• Where was your data when the lights went out? Mission-critical data and network apps' security, accessibility during the blackout of 2003 - Disaster Recovery
• Engineering challenges to storage system protocols: diagnosing problems involving multiple protocols presents complex engineering challenges - Connectivity
  by Srikumar Chandran
• The rise of storage process automation - Backup/Restore
  by Tad Lebeck
• Avoiding the metro Ethernet brick wall - Connectivity
  by David Perry