In what is also an obvious promotion for reviews site Reviews.org, the company has cleverly come up with a digital detox challenge for one person in the US, and another in Australia, offering USD or AUD $2400 to each successful applicant to do just that.



The likelihood of ransomware having impacted upon Eastern Health's ability to perform some surgeries has attracted some commentary from KnowBe4, which bills itself as "the world's first and largest New-school security awareness training and simulated phishing platform" that helps organisation manage the ongoing problem of social engineering.

Search giant Google is on the backfoot on Thursday as it attempts to damp down details about the Federal Trade Commission deciding not to launch an anti-trust probe into the company back in 2012.

A company owned by the RACV has released what it claims is the most comprehensive road traffic data for roads in Victoria, and says its new online service will help government and the private sector manage the return of workers to the CBD.

The latest enhancements to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse are mainly about empowering non-IT users.

German software giant Software AG has released a software package, known as TrendMiner, that will provide self-service industrial analytics for smart factories, utilising SAP S/4HANA Cloud and SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud.

Finnish telecommunications equipment vendor Nokia has appointed Melissa Schoeb as its chief corporate affairs officer and as a member of the Group Leadership Team from 12 April onwards.

Security vendor Imperva has appointed former Akamai executive Micheal McCollough as Global Vice President of Strategic Growth.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com

Alex Zaharov-Reutt, afternoon newsletter editor, iTWire


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