Amazon Cloud Drive vs OneDrive

• It is very simple to use.
• It is accessible from any device connected to the internet.
• It has the support of Amazon.

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• Selective folder sync - you can easily pick and choose which folders sync to a person's computer
• The actual file is not synced until it is needed - you see the file, but until you need it, it takes up no space on your device!
• Available on virtually any device that has internet access - phone/tablet apps, browser based access, sync client access

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• They recently did some kind of update that changed it from Amazon Cloud Drive to Amazon Photos, which made things a bit confusing. Still unsure sometimes where to go or what app to open.
• I wouldn't mind more robust functionality in terms of pausing uploads or seeing which individual files are uploaded and potentially duplicates of files that have already been uploaded.

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• Sync client (Windows) can continue to be updated such that it becomes even more stable
• Mobile apps should be tweaked a bit more - they can be more intuitive

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• There are other options present that can provide cheaper plans for the same services.
• The number of features that are present is less when compared to its competitors.
• When being used in an office environment, there is a need for collaboration. Amazon Cloud drive has limited options for collaborating.

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• Modest increase in productivity inasmuch as I no longer have to VPN to my local office machine to upload an updated version of a document I downloaded from our storage location and worked on.
• Has allowed some sequestration of personal contents I store on there, wasn't available on our earlier mass storage.

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