Click Sync and guess what? One sync client, two backends. When you're in Teams, and you go to > Files, there is a Sync button. The OneDrive client is the synchronization engine for Teams files. OneDrive versus Teams (Sharepoint) files: Okay, now for more confusion. Sharepoint is the storage architecture used for Teams, and Teams has many overlapping features with Sharepoint. Microsoft Teams versus Sharepoint: If you don't have an existing Sharepoint infrastructure, don't even bother with Sharepoint. OneDrive versus Sharepoint: OneDrive is cloud storage for individuals, Sharepoint is cloud storage for groups. Basically, if you launch the white icon you can still log in with your Office 365 account and it will work. They are leveraging their dominance of Microsoft Office and Exchange to get these products into the marketplace.īlue vs White cloud: They are one in the same now, as long as you upgrade your computers. They are doing a good job of it, but it means things change frequently. Overall, Microsoft is catching up to innovative vendors. Is onedrive / sharepoint as good or better than Dropbox? I realize I can save him money AND learn this stuff at the same time. different folders, but the same appearance / same windows or file explorer to get to them. shared files? Like with a local domain - you have your files and shared files. why not a single source for your files vs. Sharepoint I heard is 'different'?Īnd why the need for sharepoint AND onedrive. I (and clients) like and are used to the folders concept of shared server drives, etc. white cloud and how it's different but runs on Sharepoint confuses me. I've dabbled with OneDrive, but the blue vs. And not using it much (he's paying for 4 users and there's only 3 people in the company). I personally use DropBox, so this is coming from a point of ignorance.Ĭould anyone point me to examples / info showing how to use Sharepoint and onedrive as a replacement for Dropbox business? I have a client using dropbox for business and spending LOADS with them.
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