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Pushing storage to another level
by Johanna Ambrosio
In the extreme worlds of geophysical computing and genomics, storage managers are learning approaches that will be in the mainstream tomorrow.

Distance yourself from disaster
by Charles T. Clark
Long-distance replication is reachable with new optical and IP storage networking technologies.

Test before you taste
by Benjamin Kuo
If you're putting a SAN together, you'll need to test interoperability. Surprisingly, that goes double for open systems products. Some companies are even doing it themselves - here's how

Standard IT processes: getting to yes at Intel
by Bill Whittington
How one man helped standardize corporate backup and restore procedures - and lived to tell about it.

Cutting through the tape maze
by Ron Levine
All tape is not created equal. Here's everything you need to know about tape formats for corporate backup.

NDMP restores sanity to NAS backup
by David Braue
NDMP has emerged as the best way to provide plug-and-play connectivity between backup software and filer-attached tape drives.

NAS: more than just an appliance
by Randy Kerns
New advances in NAS boxes are moving them from mere departmental storage workhorses to servicing mission critical corporate applications.

Tools, Trends & Analysis

Bona fide iSCSI products ship
by Alex Barrett
With ratification of the standard coming soon, more and more iSCSI products have started surfacing.

Apple Xserve counts on ATA
Apple has embraced ATA drives in its new 1U rackmount server.

HPaq: the upshot for storage
Wondering which storage product the merged Compaq/HP will push?

Storage industry index
May followed April's dramatic decline.

Virtual tape is cast for the open systems stage
by Alex Barrett
For some people in the open systems world, tape is a four-letter word.

ASK THE EXPERT: What does storage pooling mean? What do you think of it?
by Joel Lovell

Inode
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Chargeback ROI: Does accountability pay?
by Anne Zieger
Chargeback for storage use is attracting a lot of interest. But does it make sense financially?

Recent funding to storage companies
The venture capital stream has yet to dry up completely.

Vixel chip brings switching to disks
by Alex Barrett
Subsystem vendors are coming up against the limitations of shared protocols.

Storage management building on XML foundation
Storage management software is "like stepping back in time ten years."

Legato sidles up to Microsoft
Curious about what Microsoft will include for storage management software in its upcoming .NET server?

15K RPM disk drives
by Alex Barrett

Columns

Don't get burnt in the fire sale
by Mark Schlack
Don't get burnt in the fire sale

Are your backup processes up to snuff?
Are your backup processes up to snuff? Here's how to rate them.

Get creative with scheduling backups
by Darryl Brooks
Get creative with scheduling backups.

Get creative with scheduling backups
by Darryl Brooks
Get creative with scheduling backups

Give the people what they want - better automation
by Steve Duplessie
Storage Bin: Give the people what they want - better automation.

Snapshot: How users manage capacity
Do you know how much data you have?

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