Facebook at Work has arrived on Android and iOS

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It’s been a few months since Facebook at Work was first brought to our attention and after having supposedly been tested by 8,000 people, Facebook has finally debuted the new service. Facebook’s attempt at creating a separate social media environment for the business world has launched to select partners, as well as on Android and iOS. 

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Facebook today debuted Facebook at Work, a new pilot program the company is testing to try its hand at social networking in the business world. The product is only available to select partners on the web, as well as Android and iOS apps available on Google Play and Apple’s App Store. Facebook describes Facebook at Work as “a separate experience that gives employees the ability to connect and collaborate efficiently using Facebook tools.” Most people have used these tools before and probably still use them on a regular basis in their personal lives. They include News Feed, Groups, Messages, and Events.

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