Datto Workplace vs. OpenText Core Share

This is a great system for anyone that works where items/projects are shared with multiple co-workers. People can access the document at the same time but it will create duplicates, so you would have to figure out what the other person changed in the file so it is all in one place. It would not be good if multiple people have to access a document at the exact same time.

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OpenText Core Share is a great tool for storing files and collaborating. It makes for a great collaboration tool. It's easy to track changes, enable or disable access to others, and works directly from browser. It needs some improvisations in terms of speed and consistency. Overall, it's a great tool for small teams to work together.

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• Keeping documents sorted
• Making it easy to access documents from anywhere
• Sharing documents with other staff members

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• Integration with Office 365 apps.
• Sharing files externally is easy.
• Version history.
• Folder structure is well organised.

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• I'd love to be able to sync to my phone and access documents without having to download/upload.

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• Drag and drop feature needs to be optimised.
• No inbuilt backup tool.
• Desktop app sync needs to improved and quick.

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They are both great and I use both daily. Google Drive does have a slight leg up in that multiple people can make edits to a document at the same time and it doesn't create conflicting documents. You can also see the changes in real-time.

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Nothing. OpenText Core Share is our only choice.

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• Easier to share documents from different location.
• Doesn't work well if more than one person needs to access/edit the doc at the same time.
• Easy to find documents when needed.

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• Increased productivity.
• Collaboration between teams.
• Secure way to share files.

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