ASUS ZenScreen for workspaces at Knotel Old Sessions House

A look at how high-end flexible workspace company Knotel uses ASUS ZenScreens to add value to its member services at its flagship club in London.

As regular readers will know, we often work with ASUS on case studies that highlight the way its kit is being used in different ways around the world. This was a nice one to do too, as it meant we got to hang out in one one London’s nicest Grade II listed buildings

The building is Old Sessions House in Clerkenwell and after a rich and varied history it now belongs to workspace company Knotel. Knotel provides tailored workspaces with no long-term lease commitment and all-inclusive services across London, Europe and America. Old Sessions House is, unsurprisingly from looking at it, its flagship operation, and one of the things it has implemented there as part of that all-inclusive service is access for its members to five different types of ASUS ZenScreen displays.

Old Sessions House in London, now further enhanced with ASUS ZenScreens

“Technology is one of the most important aspects to the members,” comments Callum McCormick, Partnerships and BD Director at Knotel. “One of the biggest pain points our members feel when working in the space is that their laptop screen isn't big enough. The ASUS Zenscreen allows our members access to a wider screen that gives them access to the information they need.”

Knotel currently uses five different ZenScreen models at Old Sessions House, ranging in size from 15.6-inches to 23.8-inches. All of them have TÜV Flicker-free and TÜV Low Blue Light certification for comfort over extended working periods.

They’re useful bits of kit, and are used throughout the building for everything from client presentations to one member who works in television and uses them to look at rushes. Have a look and find out more below: