Looking to replace google drive for remote workers, does Adobe have a solution?

There's a number of things one can do.

If say you work in Pr's Team Projects mode, the project file lives on Adobe's cloud. But each user needs 'local' access to the media. So you can use say dropbox type services to pass the media around.

I would NOT access the stuff in Pr from any folder that is auto-synced by such a service, however.

Or if you use a transport service like LucidLink, the whole thing can be up 'there' somewhere. And this is best done in a Premiere "Production", which has the only-one-user at a time sequence locking and such for safe, sensible and logical working.

For example, my partner is in Cape Town, South Africa. I'm in Monmouth, Oregon (USA). We're almost dead-on on opposite points on the planet.

Our joint project files "live" on an Amazon S3 server in London. We use LucidLInk as the transfer service. And it is nearly magical. L-L is degned to transfer video assets rather than documents. So it sends the first packet and all subsequent ones based on what would be needed to start immediate playback. While the file is being transferred!

(He's all Mac, we're all PC btw ... )

I get a call on Whatsapp from Mo. He's uploading a folder via L-L as we speak. In seconds, my L-L 'virtual folder' in my machine shows the folder appear, then subfolders and files. As soon as a file name appears on that virtual drive in Windows Explorer I can go into Premiere and import the file.

Then add it to a sequence, and start playback. And the upload isn't even finished from Cape Town to London yet!

There's a lot of folks using L-L for pro video post work with "distributed" teams around the world. You do need internet speeds above say 200Mbps with low latency for decent working. Though if some files don't work well on some users, they can 'pin' the file on their machine, and L-L downloads that file to their machine, and will then access it from local storage.

Neil