Facebook at Work will allow office workers to communicate faster and more efficiently, without being distracted by photos of cats in the band.
The social network called Facebook at Work. It was launched in the early 2015, however in the closed test mode. More than 450 companies had the opportunity to test it, including Heineken and Royal Bank of Scotland.
“Facebook at Work allows our staff to communicate, discuss and solve problems faster and more efficiently than e-mail,” says Kevin Hanley, Director of design at Royal Bank of Scotland.
Externally, the new network similar to the traditional Facebook, but you can register without reference to the main, personal profile. Task Facebook at Work to help employees to share ideas using messages, updating statuses and join in groups. While they will not detract from the work of third-party information.
Users will be invited corporate chats for work and various licensed applications. Also there will be a special video communication system.
It is assumed that the new social network will allow Facebook to compete with office packages and corporate network systems of companies like Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn.
