Compare Google Drive VS SharePoint

Google’s applications seldom disappoints. The winning factor about Google Drive is its accessibility and pricing. Google Drive allows individuals and companies to store any type of document on an online storage facility. You can access them from any other device as long as you remember your password. This means your work or entertainment can now be wherever you are.

As a SharePoint alternative, Google Drive, on the other hand, comes with Google’s most famous ability baked in: the search feature. Users can even search for features from directly within Gmail. No more toggling back and forth between buried email threads and SharePoint to search for whatever that document ended up being called, and worrying if they have the final version.

Google Drive is a document storage tool that lets you safely back up all of our information in the cloud. As a given, all of your employees can access it wherever they’re located (as long as they have the clearance, of course).

Google Drive is one of the most popular cloud storage providers. It is perfect for people who are already adamant users of Google products like Gmail, Google search engine, Google Docs, etc. Google Drive comes with a very generous 15GB free storage account which is quite enough for individuals. It has it all – from features to security to scalability. Google Drive is...

Although, Dropbox is the best for people looking for Google Drive alternatives, there are other services which excel in their own way. For example, Tresorit is a service which focuses on providing military grade encryption services for your cloud storage, which sadly neither Google Drive nor Dropbox offers. The service is so secure, the company is offering a reward of...

If you’re needing to move away from Sharepoint because of cost or ease of use, you can see there’s a range of platforms and applications available to handle your needs. The one that’s right for you you will depend on the industry you’re in, the size of your company and your way of operating. There are definitely a few Sharepoint alternatives that’s worth trying out.

Sharepoint might have project management features, but no team uses Sharepoint primarily for projects. If you want a nimble and modern project or work management solution, Sharepoint is definitely not for you. Both Monday and Asana fall into the same category as Trello.

As SharePoint consultant Jason Masterman says, “Customers are [implementing SharePoint] because they own it. It’s not that they’re doing research and choosing [SharePoint]. They’re doing it because they own it.” In a 2013 survey, only 6% of respondents reported completing a successful SharePoint project. In 2015, that number was up—but just to a mere 11%.

I see once again the old conversation comes along about what is the best alternative to SharePoint. In my experience of using SharePoint over the years it has done nothing but get better with each new edition. The countless updates and the costly third party adds-ons make it a great content management system for long time SharePoint users who have high trained I.T. staff in...

While SharePoint is more of a Jack-of-all-Features, these SharePoint alternatives focus on just a handful. As a given, these tools are more cost-effective and easier to use.