OneDrive for Business gets new tools to compete in crowded cloud storage market
September has been the month for companies to announce updates to their cloud storage products in order to draw business away from the competition. It's a crowded, rough-and-tumble market, with offerings from Google, Box, Dropbox and other companies
Microsoft is no different in that regard, announcing a set of updates to its OneDrive for Business product Wednesday that should make it a more appealing option for companies looking to store files in the cloud. The first big change is a next-generation sync client that's available as an invite-only beta and brings a bunch of new features users have been waiting for.
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