Qi Junyuan, former head of Ali Cloud disk and founder of Teambition, joined Flying Book.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com January 11 news, according to 36 krypton news, learned from a number of independent sources, the former head of Ali cloud disk, collaboration platform Teambition founder Qi Junyuan has recently joined the byte beat Flying Book. 36 Krypton sought a reply from Feishu on the news, which was officially true.

People close to Feishu said to 36 krypton that Qi Junyuan will report to Feishu CEO Xie Xin, but the scope of responsibility has not yet been determined.

Qi Junyuan founded the Teambition collaboration platform while in university in 2011. after years of development, the platform was acquired by Alibaba for US $100 million in 2019. Qi Junyuan joined Alibaba as the head of Aliyunpan.

With the launch of Ali cloud disk, Teambition network disk was released on September 3, 2021. Users can merge their files into Ali cloud disk, and the capacities of the two network disks are also merged at the same time.

Feishu is a new generation of one-stop collaboration platform developed by itself in 2016, which integrates instant communication, calendar, audio and video conferencing, cloud document, cloud disk, workbench and other functions. According to the previous news, CTOnews.com found that the current development of Flying Book is not very smooth.

Interface News previously quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Feishu management revealed at a recent internal meeting that Feishu's domestic business could not be profitable in a short period of time and that the focus of the business would shift to overseas markets, focusing on Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe and other regions.

According to Feishu insiders, Feishu set a target of more than 10 million DAU (daily active users) in 2021, but its DAU at the end of 2021 was only about 5 million. 2022 has passed, and the DAU of Feishu is still at the level of millions, which is not in the same order of magnitude as Nail and WeCom's over 100 million DAU.

With the addition of Qi Junyuan, can Flying Book make a new breakthrough in its business? We'll see.