A global survey of 800 chief information officers by digital performance management company Dynatrace has found that a little more than three-quarters fear that the complexity of IT setups in organisations would soon make the management of digital performance impossible.

If no major ransomware outbreaks have been witnessed for more than six months, then the reason is probably that most hackers who earn a mite from such exercises are now concentrating on a quieter way of making money: slipping cryptocurrency mining scripts onto users' PCs.

With Alexa's Skills Kit and Voice Service now available in Australia, it should come as no surprise to see developers already using the Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) to build new skills and capabilities for local customers.

A survey that covered 10 cities in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region has revealed that residents of Sydney are strongly against 24-hour surveillance, except when it comes to airports.

Following Amaysim's successful launch of its tech store last year, it is "now welcoming the latest wearables and accessories from the world's leading brands at highly competitive prices."

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