Google Workspace, on the other hand, is the best for real-time office collaboration with up to a hundred users.
Microsoft Office takes the cake on raw processing power. Even in terms of security, their offerings are mostly similar, with two-factor authentication and restricted file-sharing options across the two platforms.įor users, the only deciding factor here seems to be which of the two companies’ productivity platforms they are most familiar with. Users can have their documents across Office synced in real-time with various devices, and collaborate on projects with several other users at once.Īt the end of the day, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive offer similar features across their cloud storage platforms. This is unlike Google Workspace, whose applications can only be accessed through a web browser window on desktop computers.Ĭontrary to popular misconception, Microsoft OneDrive offers real-time collaboration features that work just as well as Google Drive’s. Users who are more familiar with an offline work atmosphere will feel right at home with Office, what with the company’s productivity platform offering downloadable apps across Windows and macOS. OneDrive offers very much the same file syncing and collaboration features as Google Drive, but it has been designed to work in conjunction with the former’s own productivity suite, Microsoft Office. Both seem to offer essentially the same thing, though One Drive seems to offer easier integration with the OS, at least in theory.OneDrive works in conjunction with Office for collaborative file sharing (Image credit: Microsoft) What are your thoughts on One Drive vs Google Drive? For $99 per year, I can get either 2TB through Google Drive, or 6TB through One Drive for the same price. I know that Google offers the Backup and Sync utility as well, which looks attractive. My family are all on Team Android, and we use our Google Drive 15GB accounts for storing a few things and sharing files. I have scheduled Macrium backups and also some offsite backups using iDrive (got 3 years and 3TB for cheap). Makes for easy integration and some level of backup/protection.īeen thinking about doing something similar for my one Windows PC at home that I use for recording music. I have several clients that I have set up to redirect their "My" folders (desktop, documents, downloads, etc) inside of the One Drive folder, since they have 1TB of space with their O365 accounts. Historically, I have NOT been a fan of One Drive, but it seems to have matured quite a bit. Looking for opinions of Google Drive vs One Drive.
Not quite an MSP question, so hopefully this doesn't go against any rules.
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