Amazon Cloud Drive vs OneNote

• Organized platform, can use personally & for work.
• Cloud, so you can access it anywhere- you just need to have an Amazon account.
• Affordable upgrade of $11.99/month once you reach the 5GB limit.

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• It makes it really easy to capture notes in different formats - text, pictures, copy & paste, videos, etc.
• It makes it really easy to organize notes by using the concept of notebooks - which are thematic ways to organize your notes
• The mobile app is easy to use and navigate, which means I can always have my notes with me, even if I'm not in front of my computer

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• Amazon Drive gives you 5 GB of storage, which compared to other companies that give you 15GB, is not flashy. I think they should increase the storage capacity to a minimum of 15Gb so they can compete.
• Amazon Drive Cloud competitors have additional text editing services, spreadsheets, online web presentation editor, among others, and this program only offers you storage. I think they should think of a strategy to become more attractive and beat the competition.

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• The phone app is too 'heavy.' A large download.
• Lists - I still keep the ToDo's on Evernote but hope that OneNote updates this to something a bit more friendly and maybe even something that can be written at the desk and then deployed to the phone.
• The cells on top of cells sometimes are frustrating when you are copying and pasting from one document to OneNote.

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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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• It has allowed us to combine multiple products into a single platform which has made troubleshooting and well as document retention much easier on the IT staff.

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