Using my work Office 365 account, I can go to two different sites - portal.office.com/Home and office.live.com - and though I'm signed in to both on different tabs using the same credentials, it's almost like the two accounts are completely separate.
I understand that Office Online is more of a personal, home user thing, while Office 365 is for enterprise... but I'm accessing the two sites with the same credentials, same account, and they're so similar, but with many differences as well.
The Gist
Here's my question: why is there so much ambiguous crossover between these two seemingly independent sites? What are the roles these two sites have in relation to each other? Am I supposed to use them in conjunction? Why can I not access my personal OneDrive from Office 365 - only my OneDrive for Business?
I love all these changes, but there seems to be a lot of confusion as to what role these sites explicitly serve. I'd love for someone to clear some of it up for me. Thanks.
Office 365
Office Online
I understand that Office Online is more of a personal, home user thing, while Office 365 is for enterprise... but I'm accessing the two sites with the same credentials, same account, and they're so similar, but with many differences as well.
The Gist
Here's my question: why is there so much ambiguous crossover between these two seemingly independent sites? What are the roles these two sites have in relation to each other? Am I supposed to use them in conjunction? Why can I not access my personal OneDrive from Office 365 - only my OneDrive for Business?
I love all these changes, but there seems to be a lot of confusion as to what role these sites explicitly serve. I'd love for someone to clear some of it up for me. Thanks.
Office 365
Office Online