This is not a Facebook Messenger, as it is a way to facilitate communication within Workplace without relying on the web browser. The desktop chat application has a panel that shows the conversations that we made, being possible to find them using an integrated search engine. It has options to share photos, videos, voice clips, emoji, and GIF, and allows to display notifications every time we receive some kind of content from other people. The chat can also share the screen with other users, either full screen as a region or specific application. Vanessa Chan, a spokeswoman for Workplace of the social network giant Facebook, said they are still in the beta version, which is being tested by Workplace customers, who make comments to improve the functionality offered before the global launch. However, currently, anyone can install the beta applications right now, being only necessary to have Windows 7 or higher or MacOS 10.9 (Mavericks). The social network giant Facebook’s bid for its new product, Workplace, is strong. All big companies want to compete with Slack in the world of business communication, and those that offer more resources, without losing usability, will be the winners. So, what do you think about this? Simply share your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
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