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Compare Microsoft OneDrive for Business and TestFlight 
Microsoft OneDrive for Business vs TestFlight
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Microsoft OneDrive for Business easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Microsoft OneDrive for Business overall.
- Reviewers felt that Microsoft OneDrive for Business meets the needs of their business better than TestFlight.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Microsoft OneDrive for Business is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Microsoft OneDrive for Business over TestFlight.
Microsoft's SkyDrive is a decent option, especially if you're in the Windows ecosystem. It is well integrated in to Microsoft Office and offers a decent amount of storage space. The syncing seems reliable and their online editors for Office documents is...
EVERYTHING My client had approximately 30 GB in 25,000 files stored in Dropbox. We migrated them into OneDrive for Business. Here are some gotchas discovered along the way: It's not just a file system. It's really a SharePoint Document Library behind...
Easy to download and install pre-release version of apps.
After Apple acquired, integration with the Xcode development process is a mess (specially for developers that uses Titanium). Also, having to configure it over iTunes connect is a very unoptimized strategy.
Microsoft's SkyDrive is a decent option, especially if you're in the Windows ecosystem. It is well integrated in to Microsoft Office and offers a decent amount of storage space. The syncing seems reliable and their online editors for Office documents is...
Easy to download and install pre-release version of apps.
EVERYTHING My client had approximately 30 GB in 25,000 files stored in Dropbox. We migrated them into OneDrive for Business. Here are some gotchas discovered along the way: It's not just a file system. It's really a SharePoint Document Library behind...
After Apple acquired, integration with the Xcode development process is a mess (specially for developers that uses Titanium). Also, having to configure it over iTunes connect is a very unoptimized strategy.
