FPT’s employees asked to use Facebook at work

July 30, 2016 - 09:00

Vietnamese FPT software giant has asked all its employees to use Facebook at work to enhance the communications network in the corporation and create a connectivity in the working environment with a view to sharing documents or knowledge, according to the website of FPT.

HÀ NỘI — Vietnamese FPT software giant has asked all its employees to use Facebook at work to enhance the communications network in the corporation and create a connectivity in the working environment with a view to sharing documents or knowledge, according to the website of FPT.

FPT General Director Bùi Quang Ngọc signed a decision on a project to deploy the application of Facebook at Work to exchange information and co-ordinate all activities of FPT’s staff.

The project aims to improve the efficiency, productivity, innovation, knowledge management and enhance the quality of customer service.

Under a plan, FPT will co-ordinate with its member companies to deploy some related works such as account management of users, admin, and login Facebook at Work of the staff. — VNS

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