Episode 106 – History of OneDrive
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In Episode 106, Ben sits down with Jason Moore, Head of OneDrive Product, Partner Group Program Manager at Microsoft and Stephen Rose Sr Product Marketing Manager- OneDrive at Live! 360 Orlando. They take a walk down memory lane and discuss the history of OneDrive and how and the components and functionality of previous products make up OneDrive today.
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Show Notes
- Follow Jason on Twitter
- Follow Stephen on Twitter
- OneDrive History (Wikipedia)
- Groove Networks (Wikipedia)
- Microsoft SharePoint Workspace (Wikipedia)
- eBook: Get started with OneDrive
- Share OneDrive files and folders
- Sync files with the OneDrive sync client on Mac OS X
- Can I work offline?
- Network utilization planning for the OneDrive sync client
- Using Office Online in OneDrive
- Learn about OneDrive Files On-Demand
- Configure Files On-Demand for Mac
- Feature Suggestions for OneDrive
- OneDrive on Twitter
Related Episodes
- Episode 61: Cloud File Shares
- Episode 66: OneDrive for Business with Stephen Rose
- Episode 72: SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business with Omar Shahine
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Omar runs Product for SharePoint and OneDrive consumer and business services in Office 365. He has worked on OneDrive since August 2010 when he led a multi-year change in strategy and capability for OneDrive. Today he leads a team of Program Managers who deliver OneDrive and SharePoint across a range of devices and is integrated into thousands of products. He been at Microsoft since 1998 and worked on various products and services. He lives in Seattle with his wife and two kids.