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Articles in July 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• TCO should include value as well as cost
  by Stephen Lawton
• SAN design and management: an ongoing process
  by Thomas J. Lynch
• Metabase. Is it key to managing unstructured data? One new company bets it is
• Storage down cold: DLTIce is a compliant electronic storage medium
  by Steve Berens
• 2nd annual TTC roundtable
  by Richard Harada
• WORM-enabled tape storage: early birds get compliant
  by Masaki Hattori
• MRAM runs six times faster than DRAM; can it supercharge your systems?
  by Aaron Reardon
• Applying military insights to enterprise data security: the application of time-tested military approaches can help address evolving computer security threats for enterprises and government
  by Kevin Brown
• TCO issues in disk technologies
  by Jim McKinstry
• Storage infrastructure requires defense in depth
  by Brandon Hoff
• TCO analysis: where D2D fits—part 1
  by Tony Asaro
• Continuous data access: enterprise-level high availability using iSCSI
  by Zophar Sante
• Get ready for the new value proposition: change your sales pitch—and profit from it
  by Fred Moore
• Disk array storage considerations as part of TCO strategies
  by Rob Peglar
• The cost benefits of a SAN: an analysis of total cost of ownership of an iSCSI SAN, fibre channel SAN, and direct-attached storage
• Maximizing storage ROI with fast external cache
  by Woody Hutsell
• SAS: now and in the future
• TCO analysis: where D2D fits—part 2
  by Kevin Daly