Answer» - Onedrive: OneDrive is a cloud-based document and file storage service. Individuals and corporate teams who require a central area to store and retrieve files generally use it. Versioning and sharing tools in OneDrive make it simple to collaborate, so it's more than just an online filing cabinet. Microsoft separates the tool into personal and work or school versions; for the sake of this essay, we'll concentrate on the work or school version.
- SharePoint: SharePoint is a collaboration solution that allows several people and teams to work on documents and products at the same time. Microsoft has integrated SharePoint into their Microsoft 365 cloud platform (formerly known as Office 365) over the last few years with improvements to their Microsoft 365 product (previously known as Office 365).
The following table lists the differences between Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Onedrive: | Parameter to be compared | Microsoft SharePoint | Microsoft Onedrive |
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| Storage on-premises | This feature is available in the product. | This feature is not available in the product. |
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| Shared Assets Library | This feature is available in the product. | This feature is not available in the product. |
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| Comments and @mentions | This feature is not available in the product. | This feature is available in the product. |
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| Mobile Document Scanning | This feature is not available in the product. | This feature is available in the product. |
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| WEBSITE, Apps, Content Management System (CMS) | SharePoint's engine is used by many firms to create and maintain their company website, internal documentation, and even web apps. The CMS component allows you to POST documents directly to your company's website or make them available for clients and workers to read and download. Many businesses use SharePoint's internal analytics to create custom apps for their employees or customers. Using the documents your team provides, you may create your company's customer-facing website, help material, FAQ pages, or employee portal straight from the SharePoint interface. | OneDrive does not ALLOW you to publish your files to the internet. While you can EMAIL links to documents, the OneDrive platform does not allow you to publish those documents directly to a web page. You can share documents with your team, but if you want to publish your work publicly, you'll NEED Microsoft 365 or another CMS/website platform. |
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