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[ Categories ](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories "Categories") [ Tags ](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags "Tags") [ Categories: All Categories ](https://datalyst.net/javascript:void(0); "Categories") Search...Suggested keywords [ x ](https://datalyst.net/javascript:void(0);) [ ![Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_avatar/808_808_blogauthor.png) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) ## [Remote Policies That Do (and Don’t) Transition Well to In-House Operations](https://datalyst.net/blog/remote-policies-that-do-and-don-t-transition-well-to-in-house-operations) Friday, 14 January 2022 [Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) [Datalyst Blog](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/blog) [Business](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/business) [ ![Remote Policies That Do (and Don’t) Transition Well to In-House Operations](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_shared/January_2022/1-14-22/b2ap3_large_remoteTechPlace_390438408_400.jpg) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/remote-policies-that-do-and-don-t-transition-well-to-in-house-operations "Remote Policies That Do (and Don’t) Transition Well to In-House Operations") The COVID-19 pandemic is still in full swing, and while many companies buckled under the pressure put on them to maintain operations, others have managed to adapt through the use of remote technology solutions. Businesses have put into place policies surrounding this remote technology, many of which are both helpful and harmful. Tags: [Business Management](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/business-management) [Technology](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/technology) [Remote Work](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/remote-work) [0 Comments](https://datalyst.net/blog/remote-policies-that-do-and-don-t-transition-well-to-in-house-operations#comments) [ Continue reading](https://datalyst.net/blog/remote-policies-that-do-and-don-t-transition-well-to-in-house-operations) [ ![Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_avatar/808_808_blogauthor.png) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) ## [Tip of the Week: Easy Windows 10 Screenshots](https://datalyst.net/blog/tip-of-the-week-easy-windows-10-screenshots) Wednesday, 12 January 2022 [Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) [Datalyst Blog](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/blog) [Tip of the Week](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/tip-of-the-week) [ ![Tip of the Week: Easy Windows 10 Screenshots](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_shared/January_2022/1-12-22/b2ap3_large_ScreenCap_455174970_400.jpg) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/tip-of-the-week-easy-windows-10-screenshots "Tip of the Week: Easy Windows 10 Screenshots") There is one key on the keyboard that might seem a little odd: **PrtScn**. It’s not immediately obvious what this key does or why you would want to use it, but we assure you that it is an extremely helpful keyboard shortcut once you understand how it works and why you might want to try it out. In reality, the **PrtScn** key (on some keyboards it might just be **PrtSc**) is important for taking screenshots on your Windows device. Tags: [Quick Tips](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/quick-tips) [Windows](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/windows) [Computer](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/computer) [Tip of the Week](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/tip-of-the-week) [0 Comments](https://datalyst.net/blog/tip-of-the-week-easy-windows-10-screenshots#comments) [ Continue reading](https://datalyst.net/blog/tip-of-the-week-easy-windows-10-screenshots) [ ![Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_avatar/808_808_blogauthor.png) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) ## [Is the Cloud Over Complicating Your Business?](https://datalyst.net/blog/is-the-cloud-over-complicating-your-business) Monday, 10 January 2022 [Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) [Datalyst Blog](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/blog) [Business](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/business) [ ![Is the Cloud Over Complicating Your Business?](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_shared/January_2022/1-10-22/b2ap3_large_clousWoosh_282031266_400.jpg) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/is-the-cloud-over-complicating-your-business "Is the Cloud Over Complicating Your Business?") Most everyone uses the cloud in some capacity, even if it’s not a professional one. Simply put, the value it provides even on a consumer level is astounding, and this is even more so with business applications. The cloud makes it much easier for organizations to manage their resources compared to hosting them in-house, but a problem has surfaced with some companies suffering due to what’s called “cloud sprawl.” Tags: [Technology](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/technology) [Cloud](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/cloud) [Business](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/business) [0 Comments](https://datalyst.net/blog/is-the-cloud-over-complicating-your-business#comments) [ Continue reading](https://datalyst.net/blog/is-the-cloud-over-complicating-your-business) [ ![Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_avatar/808_808_blogauthor.png) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) ## [Are You Doing Everything You Can to Make the Cloud Work for You?](https://datalyst.net/blog/are-you-doing-everything-you-can-to-make-the-cloud-work-for-you) Friday, 07 January 2022 [Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) [Datalyst Blog](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/blog) [Cloud](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/cloud) [ ![Are You Doing Everything You Can to Make the Cloud Work for You?](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_shared/January_2022/1-7-22/b2ap3_large_cloudComp_91983204_400.jpg) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/are-you-doing-everything-you-can-to-make-the-cloud-work-for-you "Are You Doing Everything You Can to Make the Cloud Work for You?") Cloud computing is being used by nearly everyone nowadays, and most of the time it presents a lot of value that can’t be found with purchasing, managing, and maintaining an in-house computing infrastructure. As an organization begins moving more and more of their computing to the cloud, there is a situation that arises that industry professionals call “cloud sprawl”. Tags: [Cloud](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/cloud) [Hosted Solutions](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/hosted-solutions) [Business Computing](https://datalyst.net/blog/tags/business-computing) [0 Comments](https://datalyst.net/blog/are-you-doing-everything-you-can-to-make-the-cloud-work-for-you#comments) [ Continue reading](https://datalyst.net/blog/are-you-doing-everything-you-can-to-make-the-cloud-work-for-you) [ ![Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_avatar/808_808_blogauthor.png) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) ## [Facebook Phishing Is a Real Problem](https://datalyst.net/blog/facebook-phishing-is-a-real-problem) Wednesday, 05 January 2022 [Daniel Mathieu](https://datalyst.net/blog/blogger/daniel-mathieu) [Datalyst Blog](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/blog) [Security](https://datalyst.net/blog/categories/security) [ ![Facebook Phishing Is a Real Problem](https://datalyst.net/images/easyblog_shared/January_2022/1-5-22/b2ap3_large_SM_phishing_312091072_400.jpg) ](https://datalyst.net/blog/facebook-phishing-is-a-real-problem "Facebook Phishing Is a Real Problem") Hackers have often used email to trick users into clicking on fraudulent links or to hand over important credentials through phishing scams, but these are usually blocked by an enterprise-level spam blocker. However, hackers have learned that there is indeed a way around these spam blockers, and it’s through popular social media websites. 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