Revitalizing of a social platform pays off for Amgen

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COLLABORATION: Amgen Rhode Island employees decided to transform some extra space into a coffee shop and game room where staff can meet and relax. From left, Patty Sprague, facilities and engineering; Tara Urban, senior manager corporate affairs; Ryan Meyers, supply chain; Bruno Tapia, facilities director. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
COLLABORATION: Amgen Rhode Island employees decided to transform some extra space into a coffee shop and game room where staff can meet and relax. From left, Patty Sprague, facilities and engineering; Tara Urban, senior manager corporate affairs; Ryan Meyers, supply chain; Bruno Tapia, facilities director. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Enterprise, 1, Amgen Rhode Island Employees in R.I.: 647 Tia Bush, vice president of site operations West-Greenwich biotech manufacturer Amgen Rhode Island not only searches for therapies for those with serious illnesses, it searches for ways to improve employee culture. Yammer, a social-networking vehicle for use within organizations, has been part of Amgen for a

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