Aside from its four HDMI ports, BenQ’s RP840G also supported Android™ and a slot-in PC. Simply put, this interactive flat panel was the right tool for the job. The displays were meant for meeting rooms, so the brightest, clearest image imaginable needed to be available. With the RP840G, not only did Qatar’s electric and water people have access to a 4K UHD screen, they also had an interactive flat panel that prided itself on low blue light, and an anti-glare and flicker-free display. Additionally, BenQ’s Zoom video conferencing tool made it possible for Kahramaa to hold company-wide meetings. With Zoom, meetings were simple to schedule, easy to manage, and with MP4 recording—a meeting’s video or audio could be exported immediately following the meeting. The display and Zoom’s flexibility made it a no-brainer to replace the old interactive whiteboards of the past, which were clunky and prone to heavy shadows, and didn’t provide any conference solutions.

Forty RP840Gs were purchased for all the Kahramaa offices in Qatar. This interactive flat panel was Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation’s sole tech solution. In Zoom, Kahramaa had a versatile tool which allows its offices throughout Qatar to communicate through chat, team members to drop in an out of meetings, and staff to make annotations live, all of which could be exported and circulated later with ease. To increase display mobility, RP840G is also affixed with mobile floor stand. With wheels, the screen could be quickly relocated wherever it was needed. Usability and intuitive interface design were yet more reasons why BenQ’s interactive flat panel had an advantage over its competitors. Additionally, BenQ provided a three year warranty to edge out competitors who didn’t stand so strongly by their product.