This document discusses paged segmentation for storage management. Paged segmentation combines segmentation and paging to address problems of external fragmentation and lengthy search times. It divides logical memory into segments, which are then divided into pages. Each segment has its own page table. MULTICS, an early operating system, used paged segmentation with 18-bit segment numbers and 16-bit offsets, creating a 34-bit address space. It broke segments into 1K pages indexed by page tables. Paged segmentation eliminates external fragmentation and speeds up address translation using segmentation and paging.