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For Singapore SMEs running daily collaboration on Google Workspace, the question of moving away from Google Drive rarely starts with the file storage itself. It starts with a compliance officer asking where client data actually lives, a finance lead modelling three-year subscription costs, or a partner wanting written assurance that confidential documents are not being processed by AI without consent. This comparison examines what Google Drive genuinely does well, where it leaves Singapore-based organisations exposed, and the specific scenario in which a self-hosted collaboration platform on a local VPS becomes the more defensible long-term choice. The argument here is not that Google Drive is wrong for every team, but that for organisations operating under PDPA accountability, handling regulated data, or planning predictable infrastructure spending, the architectural model carries more weight than the feature set.<\/p>\n

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