Google Drive vs. OneDrive: Which one is better for your business?
Summary
A well-managed cloud storage service ties directly into the apps you use to create and edit business documents, unlocking a host of collaboration scenarios for employees in your organization and giving you robust version tracking as a side benefit. With the assistance of sync clients for every major desktop and mobile platform, employees have access to key work files anytime, anywhere, on any device. The personal versions of OneDrive and Google Drive include a free tier, with options to upgrade the amount of available storage space for an annual fee. The most sobering shortcoming of all is that Microsoft or Google can shut down that free email account and its associated services anytime, with limited rights of appeal for the affected user. Office 365 Business and Enterprise plans include shared storage (in the form of SharePoint Online team sites); the default allotment is 1 TB plus 10 GB for each licensed user.
