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Best storage products of the year
by Editors of Storage and SearchStorage.com
The editors of Storage magazine and SearchStorage.com present the winners of the 1st Annual Products of the Year.

The networked storage project: moving ahead
by Jeffrey Fritz
Our SAN beginners have done the research and picked the products. Now it's time to implement - here's how they did it.

Keeping laptop backups in sync
by W. Curtis Preston
Backing up laptops and keeping them in sync with desktops and servers doesn't have to be torture if you follow these procedures.

Killer serial: is ATA ready for the enterprise?
by Carol Hildebrand
As serial ATA rolls out this year, the price will be compelling, but don't expect SCSI to disappear.

San pioneer: start small, but smart
by Eric Ihde
Building a SAN? Avoid hidden costs, unforeseen problems and unmanageable expansion by starting with a solid plan. That's one of the key lessons Intuit learned on its way to 200TB.

Pick the right SRM tool
by Jerome M. Wendt
With all of the SRM tools on the market, which one will work best for you? Here's how to decide.

Tools, Trends & Analysis

Much Ado About NAS
Built on top of the CX600, the NS600 is targeted squarely at the midrange, and is priced accordingly...

High-End Drives: What Will You Use?
In 2002, SCSI drives made up about 89% of drive shipments to the enterprise market...

SAN Newbie: Consolidation Easy, but Expensive
Thinking about embarking on a server consolidation project?

iSCSI Builds a Bridge to Parallel SCSI Storage Islands

Are You Liable for a Bad Disaster Recovery Plan?
It's increasingly likely that corporate officers who fail to implement an adequate disaster recovery and business continuity plan may be held personally liable for losses incurred from an outage.

Bare metal recovery
Bare metal recovery

Quantum Streamlines DLTtape Brand, Roadmap
If you're confused by the variety of DLTtape drives on the market, take heart.

Ten Things You Can Do With Virtualization
Think virtualization is a technology without a cause?

Where Will Innovation Come from in '03?
Can storage managers expect new companies to bring innovative approaches to the market in the near future?

Columns

Defining a storage services model
Defining an IT services model can help you make better decisions.

Who should be charged with managing your SAN hardware?
by Darryl Brooks
Raise your hands: Who should be charged with managing your SAN hardware?

Developing a strategy for data archiving
by James Damoulakis
A look at data archiving and the strategy you'll need to ensure you're saving the right information.

LTO might not be long for this world.
by Steve Duplessie
Storage Bin: LTO might not be long for this world.

Keep your eyes open
by Mark Schlack
Keep your eyes open.

Snapshot: Who runs your SAN?
Who's Responsible for Your SAN?

Behind the firewall
Netliant going to the dogs ... JNI dumps InfiniBand ... The British aren't coming, The British aren't coming ... McData vs. Brocade: No love lost.

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