PCloud offers excellent cloud storage solutions with excellent performance, security, and backup tools, but the lack of collaboration features will concern some users.
OneDrive for Business is an excellent cloud storage option that’s backed by great upload and download speeds, a user-friendly interface, and integrations with numerous other Microsoft apps. Upload and download can be slow - User interface is a little outdated
Customer service could be better - Collaboration tools are lacking Average security tools - Customer support is average at best Great cross-platform compatibility - Excellent file versioning tools - Can be used with unlimited devices Generous free storage - Built-in file sharing tools - Excellent upload and download speeds Fast file uploads and downloads - Backed by the power of the Microsoft ecosystem - User-friendly web interface One thing is sure, we are going to have some exciting battles in the Cloud storage space space.How does OneDrive for Business compare to its main competitors? In that sense, no one should ever go to Microsoft because Google’s offering are far more comprehensive and open as well! In this particular case, Microsoft needs to be more open (and in last few months, I see that happening) rather than harp about how others don’t offer all in one solution. While Microsoft can offers loads of storage and other things, it is the smaller players who are nimble and flexible to fast changing dynamics. However, in this particular case, I do agree that we need Box-es and Dropbox-es of the world to create a healthy Cloud ecosystem. In larger scheme of things in the online world, we need a strong, aggressive and innovative Microsoft that brings about healthy competition amongst its peers. Microsoft has always known to be reactive, but since Satya’s arrival they have been proactive as well as aggressive. It is refreshing to see how Microsoft is reinventing themselves since Satya Nadella has taken over the reigns of Microsoft. We have mentioned this earlier and saying it again now. The post essentially pointed out that it’s not them who are creating islands, but Microsoft themselves are doing it.
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