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• Clustering ERP apps
• Optical storage eyes the enterprise
• Best storage products of 2006
• Automated tiering awaits standards
• Data classification gets a human touch
• Flash drives lock down data
• Doubts about CDP persist
• From worm to worst
• Latest technological innovations coming from Europe
• Are you taking the iSCSI plunge?
• Classified data: For your eyes only
• Protect laptop data
• Integrating iSCSI and FC storage
• Removable disk vies with tape
• New storage standards from The Trusted Computing Group
• Storage virtualization technologies have been purchased and implemented successfully for years
• Back to DR planning basics
• Editorial: May the force be with you
• RapidIO steams into storage
• Multiprotocol arrays attract attention
• Snapshot: Top storage priorities
• iSCSI for everybody
• DC saves energy for storage
• The power of virtualization
• Protect remote-office data
• Face-Off: EMC DMX-3 vs. Hitachi USP1100
• Akorri advocates app analysis
• Quality Awards II: Leading libraries
• Host-based replication
• Mobile drive tech could move into data center
• Configuring storage for ERP
• SAN consolidation strategies
• Snapshot: Continuous data protection
• Hot technologies for 2007
• New rules impact storage procedures
• Mixing SAS, SATA prompts caution
• Users want more from tiered storage
• Vendors split on strategies for key management
• Virtualization may cure provisioning woes
• Recent storage company IPOs remind us that fast and loose spending isn't behind us
• Data backup versus data archiving
• Is it really a disaster?
• Waste millions of dollars or start archiving
• Quality Awards II: EqualLogic emerges as top midrange array
• Tape encryption strategies
• DOE funds storage project
• New frameworks give users more choices
• Snapshot: Will you add iSCSI?
• Rough going for Exchange replication
• Survey Says: Storage grows unabated
• Security for your security appliances
• Apps to classify and find data
• Quality Awards II: Surprise Winner--BakBone NetVault is leader of the backup pack
• Automate data migration
• HP unveils storage blade
• Big pay for storage jobs
• A new startup promises recordless e-mail
• All-in-one backup
• How to better connect storage to the business
• Users don't care about storage and data, they only care about their own applications
• A whole new ballgame?
• Outsourcing email archiving: the pros and cons
• Case Study: Moving from Lotus Notes to Microsoft Exchange
• Virtual I/O aims to streamline network traffic
• New Ethernet protocols could challenge iSCSI
• How to manage encryption keys
• Instant messaging shouldn't strain storage
• What storage managers are buying and why
• Long-term archiving
• The right way to provision storage
• Survey Says: Users name their 10GbE price
• School expels outsourced backup, enrolls CDP
• Vendors debate different XAM strategies
• M&A stirs up standards
• Untangling the encryption chain
• Snapshot: Reducing tape use in backup
• Rethinking data protection strategies
• Is VTL a transitory technology?
• Snapshot: Do you outsource your backups?
• Three ways to outsource backups
• Lessening filers' backup load
• Backups are not archives
• Tricky backup for SharePoint
• CDP: Look before you leap
• Backup-to-disk performance tuning
• The pros and cons of portable storage
• What's scarier--not being able to recover your data or recovering a smoking gun or two?
• New backup techs need new thinking
• Backup best practices are always evolving
• How faster tape drives can slow down your backups
• Backup SLAs: The art of diplomacy
• Users eye snapshot to cut back on tape
• Sony soldiers on with AIT-5 tape drive
• Survey Says: Offsite tapes continue to grow
• Getting started with encryption key management
• Disaster recovery: Test, test and test some more
• Survey Says: Users back up immense amounts of data
• To survive, backup reporting tools must expand their scope
• Quality Awards II: The elite of enterprise arrays
• Storage apps keep Exchange running 24/7



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