OneDrive Software

Pros

I was able to access paperwork from anywhere I had internet access. This gave me the ability to help staff even if I was away from the office.

Cons

The only con was if we lost internet access we had no way to access our documents. This was rarely an issue though.

Pros

One Drive is a great way to integrate everything in MS office universe on the cloud. It allows users to see the information they have stored without the worry of losing key data due to change in work machines or laptops

Cons

One Drive lags behinds its competitors in the cloud hosting market as it does not interface well with products outside of Microsoft.

Pros

I like that you can access one drive from anywhere - online for files or even the app. Both work very well

Cons

I don't really have anything negative to say about this type of software - it is all good stuff to me

Pros

Very easy to use and navigate. You can organize documents and photos. You can also sign, edit, and annotate PDF files, which is a plus and very convenient.

Cons

It’s very easy to accidentally move folders when scrolling, which can be annoying. It also does not automatically sync recently added files and folders.

Do yourself a favor and make the switch. It is more robust than google drive. It has helped our organization grow significantly!

Pros

Our organization switched from google drive to OneDrive and I am so glad we did! It is easy to use and great for multiple users. I also love the app! It makes it so great for updating on the go!

Cons

The app is a little glitchy and doesn’t always upload the scans I make. Also it is hard to update file names once they are shared. I also wish it was visually more appealing but it serves its function!

Pros

I use my OneDrive for almost every backup that I need to do for my job. I have easy access to it from all my devices and I really enjoy sharing files with it.

Cons

Sometimes it takes way to long to sync my files up to the cloud and into my devices, so it might complicate the use of them outside of my house.

Pros

OneDrive gives me accessibility anytime and anywhere for files and data that I needed during client presentation. I don't need to carry any physical drive at all.

Cons

Having accessibility issue if the internet connection is slow but overall it is an amazing experience using this app.

Pros

Onedrive really helps our team especially in file/document sharing. We can easily access updated files even if we are not inside the office premises.

Cons

So far I do not have any issue regarding this software, I enjoyed using this software. It made our life easier. .....

Pros

When you buy a Microsoft 365 subscription you get 1TB to use with your OneDrive account. 1TB is more than enough for to save all my photos, files, drawings, reports, etc.

Cons

The only thing that I don't like is that if happens that a family members get access to your computer by logging into your account they will be able to see your recent photos.

Pros

My experience with OneDrive has been very positive. It is generally simple and user-friendly, and has served my team well in various equipment transitions.

Cons

I don't have anything negative to say about OneDrive. From my team's vantage point, it has functioned just as we've needed it to.

Pros

I use One Drive ALL the time. I can access all my home business files from my day job and vice versa whenever I need to. It makes it easier to budget and edit my graphics while on the go with their android app. I still use the free version and haven't needed to upgrade for more space.....yet..

Cons

The least.....the only issue i have had is when I've gone to access a file and it is not accessible....I believe it was probably user error rather than the actual program.

If you stay in the Microsoft environment, OneDrive is great.

Pros

Sharing and accessing files on OneDrive for Business is super simple in the Microsoft Office environment, and the integration with Sharepoint and Teams is great!

Cons

If you use another cloud storage platform, OneDrive is more of an annoyance than anything else. If it's included in an O365 subscription and you use Dropbox or Box, OneDrive will go virtually unused.

Pros

Can share files
Works well with Microsoft
Great storage and can keep files and photos in one space.
Can access from anywhere

Cons

Not much cons

Pros

Microsoft has hit it out of the park on this one. With the one drive sync tool you can easily sync your files to the cloud.

Cons

They continue to change the software used to sync the files on your desktop with the cloud and make it difficult for non IT people to understand.

Pros

I mainly have used this for file sharing. When we've contacted vendors and need to exchange files, this is an easy process.

Cons

I don't really use any other functionality other than file sharing so I can't really comment on other parts of it.

Loathe paying for online storage especially when it's less expensive to buy an external hard drive to backup manually.

Pros

Online backup medium very similar to Dropbox or Google Drive.
Better for Non-iPhone users.
Basic account offers slightly more storage than Google/iCloud.

Cons

Not worth the money to upgrade the storage when some websites provide decent storage.
Heavy users may like the storage esp. non-iPhone users.
Must download app to use the service.

Very useful and keep improving its features.

Pros

Just like the Dropbox, its very helpful to office staff when it comes to sharing files of team or other departments since there is no need to send every time.

Cons

I like least about One Drive is that it also having a conflict on saving files when two or more accounts are viewing or editing the file.

Great and recommended for any personal or business use, especially being free.

Pros

The ability to store the files on your computer and on the cloud or free up space on your hard drive and access from the cloud is imperative. Files can be accessed via the file explorer on Windows or in your web browser from any device.

Cons

In order to free up space on your hard drive, you have to right click and select 'free up space' which will upload the file(s) to the cloud and remove it from your computer. This can be a minor inhibition as it is not automatically done. Also, free space is limited and rather expensive to purchase

In General, a good cloud service to store files, backups, share them, work together on documents and so on. And the main thing is that it is installed with Windows out of the box.

Pros

Quite a good cloud application that comes with Windows as they say out of the box. Pleasing deep integration with Microsoft products you will love it, especially if you use products from Microsoft, such as Excel, Word and so on. If you buy an Office 365 subscription, your storage can be significantly increased. Great minimalistic interface, recently you can now store photos taken from your device that will be uploaded to the cloud machine. Developers in can deploy their web applications for example to the same Azure directly from the OneDrivecloud. The OneDrive application runs on different platforms, you can access just from a web browser.

Cons

Despite the fact that OneDrive appeared back in the days of Windows 8, but not to say that has undergone significant changes in both the interface and features, the same Google Drive has significant advantages in terms of the same storage and processing of photos, as well as with the download of any file types completely without problems, while in OneDrive such operation can fail. From him no way to refuse and to remove, as it is in Windows out of the box.

Pros

I like how easy it is to save files and share them with my team. I appreciate being able to integrate all of my locations and know that I have the most current version.

Cons

I had a hard time getting my photos and music setup to sync across all of my devices. I eventually got it setup, but needed to get help from the IT department.