Yesterday Reuben Krippner from Microsoft shows us from Ignite in Chicago News and the Roadmap about OneDrive for Business
Reuben shows all attendees, where Microsoft has made significant investments:
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Product Experience:
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Security, Control, Compliance, Developer:
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He also made many demo’s about all statements above. At the end of his session he introduced the roadmaps, first the Roadmap about Product Experience:
| Q2 2015
New mobile PDF experience for iOS, Android Send a link from Outlook Mobile on iOS, Android Save to OneDrive for Business from OWA Expiration of anonymous shares |
Q3 2015
Next-gen sync client (PC & Mac) (Preview) Unified web UX Mobile Offline files (read-only) for iOS, Android Stop/revoke sharing control Company-shareable links |
| Q4 20145 Next-gen sync client (PC & Mac) (GA) Windows 10 Universal app (including read-only offline files) |
Planned (no timelines)
Offline mobile editing Offline mobile folders Mobile PDF annotation support for iOS, Android Modern attachments for Outlook Expiration of all external shares |
and later the Roadmap about Security, Control, Compliance and Developer:
| Q2 2015
Migration API SDK Office 365 Management Activity API (Auditing) Storage quota control |
Q3 2015
Allow list/Deny list external sharing domains Archive of external sharing emails Intune support for personal/business accounts |
| Q4 2015
DLP Phase 3 Disable external sharing for specific users Remove 20,000 file limit (ships with next-gen sync client) Large file support (10Gb) (ships with next-gen sync client) |
Planned (no timelines)
Unlimited Storage DLP support for mobile apps Cross-tenant sharing control OneDrive usage reporting |
We must to be patient until the Q4 until we may use the NGSC (next Generation Sync Client). With the NGSC we will have no more the file-Limitation about 20.000 files. With the new OneDrive Client we are also will be able to sync Files up to 10 GB. But on the other hand,this means, Windows 10 will not have the NGSC on board. And with the NGSC you may be able to partial sync folders.
At the end of his session he gives us a short insight to the new Client:
You may see the recoded session at Channel 9: Here is the Link
In the following weeks and months I will Blog of all these features.
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