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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• RAID-on-a-chip [ROC] processors change the storage equation: Part 1
  by John Howarth
• How will you manage the infinite archive? It may include a return to old-fashioned film
  by Fred Moore
• In training we trust: well-trained personnel can do routine work faster and with fewer errors
  by Mark Ferelli
• Intelligent ATA arrives to meet backup and recovery SLAs
  by Stephen Terlizzi
• SCSI finally gains serial attachment [SAS] … after decades of steady progress
  by Chad Thibodeau
• Hardware enables next-gen storage: next generation storage software will require specialized hardware
  by Benjamin F. Kuo
• The future of tape for data storage: the 1-TB cartridge and beyond
  by Richard H. Dee
• ComplianceVault for SMBs: data preservation in the world of e-mail retention and search/retrieval
• The scramble is on to solve recovery puzzle: virtual tape, MAID, SRM are some leading solutions
  by Mark Ferelli
• Virtual tape: a solid citizen in an ILM world
  by Mike Holland
• Storage management in the year 2010
  by John Lallier
• Sarbanes-Oxley: compliance meets technology
  by Scott Wyban
• Inside looking out: observations from the Dark Side of the Industry
• Tape storage for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance
  by Rich Harada
• iSCSI: changing the storage landscape
  by Steve Rogers
• The times, they are a changin'
  by Mark Ferelli
• SATA for business critical applications: the mirroring advantage; Affordable, mirrored SATA drives overcome FC RAID-5 obstacles
  by Jonathan Kong
• Client computer storage consolidation
  by David Griego
• Comparing host-based D2D to VTLs for backup and restore: Part 1
  by Paul Feresten
• Information lifecycle management: mastering complexity
  by Mark P. Dangelo