Isn't OneDrive/Sharepiont the exact OPPOSITE of a shared drive?
Isn't OneDrive/Sharepiont the exact OPPOSITE of a shared drive?
Background:
- At work we use MS Office, because who doesn't. We used to have a central file server with lots of well sorted directories.
- Then Corporate decided to ditch that, everything must move into OneDrive so there's always a Data Owner.
- The local boss had to move everything from the network share into his own OneDrive, and then share, with each of us, the folders that were relevant to each of us.
- This sounds like distributed storage, which is probably smart in some way.
In reality, it's shit. Everything is now a link to "corporateName.sharepoint.com" in the browser, and it's a hassle to find that in the file explorer. SOmeone just shared a folder with me. I see it in my browser. How do I get it from the browser into a normal folder view? Should I forget about on-disk storage; is everything today just a browser bookmark?
Worse, I have no idea what's where. Some people share some stuff and somehow it ends up in my OneDrive, but what's the context of it?
This seems so wrong to me. Am I just not "getting" it??
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Wait until Corporate sees the new data storage rates for 365 for next year and their potential new bill for cloud storage.
They'll be spinning up those server room file servers in no time.
Are there any details known already?
Yes, our 365 team got estimates from Microsoft about 3 weeks ago.
If we don't cull our usage before next August, our renewal will be £1m more than this year... That's for 70,000 accounts and a whole lotta SharePoint.
Wow, damn. Around 90k accounts here with a lot of extra storage. I'll need to check that as well then so there's still some time left.
May I ask how much additional storage you have for the Tenant, roughly? What is the price increase in percentage for the additional storage?