The 2006 Storage Visions^TM Conference
                January 6 & 7, 2006
     The Las Vegas Convention Center

White Papers

The following white papers and linked articles are available:

White Paper: Putting Portable Storage in Perspective
Authored by: Tom Coughlin

White Paper: Embedded Flash Drives: Standardizing NAND Flash for Use in Mobile Handsets
Authored by: M-Systems

White Paper: Meeting Multimedia Requirements for Memory in Mobile Handsets
Authored by: M-Systems

White Paper: Storage Management and Backup Schemes for Broadcast Video
Authored by: SGL

White Paper: Expanding Home Storage can be a Big Problem
Authored by: NetCell

Executive Briefing: Integration Drives Consumer Electronics Market For Storage
Authored By: Patrick Hanlon

White Paper: External Serial ATA
Authored by Silicon Image

New Enterprise Storage Developments and Challenges, Part 1 http://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/technology/features/article.php/3317141
An Interview with Tom Coughlin of the Storage Visions Conference
Forward-thinking enterprises should keep an eye on the entertainment and digital content consumer industries to scope out important storage trends and to get a leg up on their competition. Our two-part interview with Tom Coughlin covers some of the digital content storage developments on the horizon and their implications for enterprise storage environments. (2/24/04)

New Enterprise Storage Developments and Challenges, Part 2
http://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/technology/features/article.php/3322781
An Interview with Tom Coughlin of the Storage Visions Conference
Forward-thinking enterprises should keep an eye on the entertainment and digital content consumer industries to scope out important storage trends and to get a leg up on their competition. Our two-part interview with Tom Coughlin concludes with a look at some of the digital content storage developments on the horizon and their implications for enterprise storage environments. (3/8/04)

White Paper: Digital Rights Management: The Skeptics' View
Authored by Fred von Lohmann, Electronic Frontier Foundation