Computer Technology Review

View more issues:

Articles in Feb 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Heterogeneous SANs: the "Circe" of storage
  by Stephen Terlizzi
• Choosing the right spam solution
  by Dean Drako
• SANs more menaced from within than without: security is a people thing
  by Mark Ferelli
• Serial attached SCSI and serial ATA seek their levels
  by Harry Mason
• New Holy Grail: information lifecycle management; Has it been found? Not yet
  by Fred Moore
• Tiered storage: does all data have to fly first class? - Storage Networking
  by Tad Lebeck
• Squeeze-out the costs, get more value: it's the year of the reality-check
  by George McNamara
• Tape storage an asset for high leveragability
  by Richard Harada
• Data management needs drive the shift to 2.5-inch enterprise disc drive platform
  by Brian Kraus
• Is regular backup enough? Join the continuous backup revolution
  by Leonid Shtilman
• Trends in virtualization focusing on solutions, not technologies - Storage Management
  by Kevin Liebl
• Rapid restores from data disasters
  by Ganapathy Krishnan
• Re-generating storage demand in 2004
  by Fred Moore
• Lifecycle management drives data management's evolution from art to science
  by Chris Wood
• No quick virtualization fixes: achieve the goals of virtualization through holistic storage management
  by Nigel Turner
• Virtualization's new voice: virtualization plays an important role in an overall data management strategy - Storage Management
  by Gabriel Lopez
• The challenges of testing SATA and SAS; Part 2: primitives and frames
  by Date Smith
• The dangers of recycled tape media
  by Peter Brinkman
• Maintaining quality of service for WAN storage over IP
  by Brian Larsen
• Spyware: technology's version of big brother
  by Louis Raphael