So, rthonpm turned me on the Sharepoint a while back and I used it for one of my clients to be able to access files from anywhere. For the old schools uses I employed File Explorer Sync. All of this has worked beautifully for my client.
I learned all of that a while back and I kinda stopped learning One Drive & Sharepoint. So, I've decided to further my knowledge in this area for a couple of reasons:
1. Both are widely used in most businesses
and
2. I think there's many applications that can solve problems for business. That means money.
I realize that I'm late to the game but I find this technology to be exciting. But there is a big difference between One Drive Personal and Business.
Currently, I'm exploring the One Drive and Sharepoint Admin Centers. From there, as you may expect, you can control just about everything for the different users in the organization. There's also controls for how long data is stored after a user is deleted and you can allow access to a user's email to another user if they quit. You can control storage space/size.
What else do I need to know?
I learned all of that a while back and I kinda stopped learning One Drive & Sharepoint. So, I've decided to further my knowledge in this area for a couple of reasons:
1. Both are widely used in most businesses
and
2. I think there's many applications that can solve problems for business. That means money.
I realize that I'm late to the game but I find this technology to be exciting. But there is a big difference between One Drive Personal and Business.
Currently, I'm exploring the One Drive and Sharepoint Admin Centers. From there, as you may expect, you can control just about everything for the different users in the organization. There's also controls for how long data is stored after a user is deleted and you can allow access to a user's email to another user if they quit. You can control storage space/size.
What else do I need to know?
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