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Articles in Jul 2005 issue of Enterprise Networks & Servers

• Unisys offers Kashya intelligent data replication to WIN server clusters
• Foundry Networks adds all-fiber model to Edge-X switches
• IBM seeks beta volunteers to test info management software
• SGI Altix used to help make Space Shuttle flight safe
• How to get the most out of your new IT training dollars
  by Shacklett, Mary
• IBM, HP, SGI dominate supercomputer sales, performance
• SAN management update: How the SM HBA interface will help manage it all...
  by Douglas, Chet
• Unisys adding 100 to expand JBoss work
• California agency selects Unisys to automate licensing, case management
• VoIP is coming to an enterprise near you; this learning curve is one you can't miss
  by Patterson, Michael
• ControlBoard 2.0 increases construction scheduling productivity
• dtSearch releases Version 7.01 with enhancements, fixes
• Unisys brings first true 'on demand' servers to Intel world
• Foundry NetIron XMR routers scale to 3 billion packets per second
• Enterprise buyer's guide to Layer 3 MPLS VPN services
  by Welcher, Peter J
• Limelight Networks turn to Foundry routing, switching
• Don't shoot the messenger - or let it die of natural causes
  by Dennis, Robb
• Enterprise needs security from the edge to the center
  by Moulds, Richard
• PerformanceIT releases ProIT 4.0
• HP ships 10 millionth ProLiant
• Nortel adds VoIP to Timico's business enterprise installation
• Debugging with gdb: Code review process is a mandatory part of software lifecycle
  by Prakasha, Swayam
• Edward Jones will purchase 3Com IP Telephony solution
• Sun unveils developers' initiatives at JavaOne conference