What do you need further suggestions on? It sounds like you have a pretty good handle on things...

The one suggestion I can make (which was made by one of the indexing and storage gurus on here, Paul Randal) is to figure out whether you really need to reindex daily. His point was that most databases see no advantage in something that frequent, and that the incurred overhead, log space wasted, etc., were not worth it. Just like hard drives, some amount of fragmentation is assumed, and the system doesn't suffer until you get into lots and lots of fragmentation. Unless you're on a system where a substantial portion of a table is changed each day - there's really no rationale to rebuilding each day. At best -perhaps look at being more selective, and rebuild the one or two indexes in a database that get changed/fragmented a lot.