When would you use OneDrive for Business over a SharePoint site?

OneDrive for Business is a focused destination for your personal files and for sharing and collaboration in small working teams

What are the benefits of OneDrive for Business?

• User centric control - it's my OneDrive and I can do what I want with it (subject to company global policy and configurations)
• It's browser based, so can be accessed from any computer or device anywhere in the world
• Uploading is as easy as drag and drop
• There are dedicated mobile apps and a desktop clients so that you can sync your content and take it offline

Who should use a OneDrive for Business?

• Anyone who creates or edits files in your orgnisation

What are the use cases where a OneDrive for Business is awesome?

• I'm flying somewhere or will be offline for a while, but with OneDrive I can still bring my files along with me
• I want to directly manage exactly who can access my files and what they can do with that access
• I want to store lots of files that only I can see and manage
• I want to make sure that if my laptop stops working or is stolen (or any device for that matter with OneDrive app installed) that I don't lose access to my data
• I want to store lots and lots of files
• I'd rather have my small team work on documents in one central place rather than manage versions across email

Why shouldn't I use a OneDrive for Business?

It's a personal working space, so if you're working on something with 10 or more people, on something sensitive that needs governance and centralisation or there's a demand for others to share control and accountability, the you need to look elsewhere. A OneDrive will do the above, as far as sharing and managing files will go, but there are improved and more effective methods for businesses, such as a SharePoint team site.