Yes Bank deploys Facebook at Work for all its employees
Yes Bank claims it is the first bank in India to implement Facebook at Work for its employees.

Yes Bank, India’s fifth largest private sector Bank has partnered with Facebook at Work to roll out the platform to all its 15,000+ employees. Facebook at Work is a business version of Facebook that allows companies to build more productive, efficient and collaborative workplaces and is available on desktop and mobile devices. The bank says that Facebook at Work has a look and feel similar to that of Facebook and therefore making it easier for employees to leverage the features to increase productivity and communication among multiple teams. Yes Bank claims it is the first bank in India to implement Facebook at Work for its employees.Rana Kapoor, Managing Director & CEO, said, “Yes Bank has been a pioneer in adoption of technology as well as on social media channels. Collaboration and exchange of ideas at the work-place is the key to drive motivation, and Facebook at Work is a powerful platform which allow every YES BANKer to visualize, strategize and actualize in a collaborative environment.”The bank aims to use the Facebook at Work solution to improve the communication flow within the organisation thereby helping to increase the agility in business-critical decision making as well as strengthening the working relationships and engagement across multiple teams in the bank.A statement from Yes Bank says that it has always placed immense emphasis on strong ‘Internal Communication’ and Facebook at Work provides a simple and innovative way to increase productivity, foster employee engagement and enable all employees within the bank to be focussed on executing the bank’s mission and vision.

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