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Will .NET server make Windows storage friendly?
by David Braue
Here's how the next version of Windows will change storage managers' lives.

Storage managers plan more SANs
by Mark Schlack and Karen Bannan
Our extensive survey of 2003 spending plans documents continuing networked storage growth and selective adoption of new technology.

Where hard drives are headed
by Eric Knorr
Bigger used to be better, but get ready for smaller, faster.

What's the best network storage for databases?
by Marc Farley
Conventional wisdom says SANs, but that depends what you're doing with your database.

The price of independence
by David Braue
As storage has become more strategic, so has the need for focused professionals. Here's how some companies are working that out.

Your worst nightmares ... and how to avoid them
by Jon William Toigo
It's 10 p.m. Do you know where your data is?

Managing a SAN the old-fashioned way
by Benjamin Kuo
With automation largely a fantasy, you'll need to know how to do it the hard way.

Windows backup: avoid the landmines
by W. Curtis Preston
Backing up in Windows may be tricky, but there are shortcuts.

Tools, Trends & Analysis

Tape Spins Right Round
by Alex Barrett
Tape vendors continue to put out products at dizzying speeds.

InfiniBand Marches on Despite Intel Retreat
by Alex Barrett
Intel has put the brakes on some of its InfiniBand activities.

ASK THE EXPERT:
by Randy Kerns
Why doesn't my mail client software create a lock for e-mail files if it's reading it off a NAS device? Which non-EMC NAS devices provide a gateway to connect to an EMC Symmetrix SAN?

Centralized Storage No Fad

FCIP & iFCP
by Alex Barrett
FCIP & iFCP

Solid State Disk: Coming Soon to a SAN Near You
by Alex Barrett
It's commonplace to find disk subsystems and tape drives on the SAN, but that's not always the case for solid state disk (SSD).

USB Drives Make Small Work of Large File Transfers
The market has seen a flood of small plug-and-play USB storage devices that have ample capacity.

Will disk replace tape?
by Alex Barrett

Taxonomy of Storage Management Software Providers
There's no lack of vendors who will sell you tools to help you regain control of your storage resources.

Are You a SAN Guru?
by Alex Barrett
Take these sample exam questions to see if you could pass SNIA's FC certification programs.

Virtualization Inside!
by Alex Barrett
Users attracted by the promise of virtualization can now get some of the benefits without getting their hands dirty.

With SANs, Street Price Bears Little Resemblance to List
If you're not getting deep discounts on your storage networking equipment, you need to hone your bargaining skills.

Columns

Don't sell yourself short
by Mark Schlack
Don't sell yourself short.

Snapshot: Using multiple storage array vendors
How many array vendors are in your shop?

Introducing new data storage technologies
by Stephen Foskett
Introducing new technology to your department isn't as easy as it sounds.

Avoiding failure in the SAN is easy, back your switch up
by Darryl Brooks
Avoiding failure in the SAN is easy - back your switch up.

Where in the world is iSCSI?
by Steve Duplessie
Storage Bin: Where in the world is iSCSI?

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