Articles from Computer Technology Review (June 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Adaptive backup as a security enhancer.	Hardman, Daniel		1315
Evaluating the requirements for the storage network backbone.	Blonda, Eric		1722
Extending IT capabilities with automation.	Carter, Sandy		1382
Flexible storage architecture for the modular world.	McNamara, Mike		1373
Fluorescent multilayer recording is here: watch out, blu-ray!	Ferelli, Mark		1806
High availability WAN Clusters.	Dufrene, Rene		1563
Is it tape and disk or tape versus disk?	Harada, Rich		1416
Is your company's archive really archival? What to do if you fear it isn't.	Lawrence, H. Andrew		1500
Keeping the enterprise afloat: the drive to terabyte-class tape cartridges.	Kulkarni, Subodh		1490
Library maintenance: reducing your TCO.	DeGraaf, Catherine		1492
Mobile content management: is it wireless's own pain point?	Reardon, Aaron		1404
NetSign Privacy Agent: security software to watch in 2004.			703
Prioritizing pain points and headaches: or, what's really important in storage.	Moore, Fred		1328
SAN-based data replication.	Barkley, Patty		2205
SAS/SATA plugfest.			3442
Scientific advancements continue to drive tape's market leadership.	Harada, Richard		1704
Smooth sailing for SAS? Not all technologies are created equal.	Woolf, David		1219
The challenges of data protection: tape automation and TCO.	Wultich, Tom		1421
The incredible shrinking petabyte: how compression technologies are helping store more data in less space.	Gadomski, Richard		1819
The looming SAN storm in the SMB market: part 1 of a roundtable discussion on the emerging SAN market for small to medium-sized businesses sponsored by Computer Associates, Dell, Emulex, Intel and Microsoft.			3933
The marriage of physical and logical access: unifying the keys to the kingdom.	De Los Santos, Moses		1740
The value of compression for data protection over TCP/IP WANs.	Thompson, Steve		1666