Rule No. 3: Vision for Storage Networking In other words, addicted to it and not about to retire anytime soon.
Rule No. 4: Only One Per Company A company or organization may be represented only once on the list.
Rule No. 5: Rules Subject to Change We can introduce a new one whenever we feel like it.
Click on the links in the table below to read the writeup for each member of our Top Ten.
Table 1: Top Ten Storage Networking Stars
| Position | Name | Company |
| 1 | Dave Donatelli | EMC |
| 2 | H.K. Desai | QLogic |
| 3 | Dan Warmenhoven | Network Appliance |
| 4 | Naoya Takahashi | Hitachi |
| 5 | Robert Montague | RBC Capital Markets |
| 6 | Steve Duplessie | Enterprise Storage Group |
| 7 | Larry Boucher | Alacritech |
| 8 | Gary Bloom | Veritas |
| 9 | Geoff Barrall | BlueArc |
| 10 | Luca Cafiero | Cisco |
| The Anteroom | ||
| Name | Company | |
| Kumar Malavalli | Brocade | |
| Fred van den Bosch | Veritas | |
| Dave Hitz | Network Appliance | |
| Clint Vaughan |
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