Tech sites have been abuzz this week with reports that Facebook is building a workplace version of its massive social networking service.
Facebook for Work, as it's been dubbed, is designed to be an enterprise-wide messaging and collaboration tool, according to reports.
However, given that many financial services organizations don't even allow employees to access Facebook from work computers, convincing credit union executives to embrace the social media channel as a productivity tool will likely be a hard sell.
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