At SenSource, we are excited to watch the success and growth of our clients. Our people counters play a pertinent role in justifying the expansion of facilities such as the recent renovation at Boise State Student Union. The January 2010 Bulletin of the Association of College Unions International, ACUI, explains the need for the Student Union’s expansion:  

“During the past 10 years, student enrollment increased from 14,000 to 20,000. And daily building counts grew by 15 percent annually over the last six years to 7,000 daily. It was time for the Student Union to expand.”  … Read More

With all of today’s many innovations, when is it justifiable for your business to invest in new technology? This is just the question posed at a seminar during last month’s Public Library Association Conference in Portland, Oregon. Lori Bowen Ayre from the Galecia Group, Fresno County Public Library’s Kathleen Smith and Salt Lake County Library’s Associate Director, Gretchen Freeman applied a traditional cost-benefit analysis, with a Jane Austen inspired twist, to determine when a new technology project is justified for implementation. Their presentation, Cents and Sensibility: Will your Technology Pay Off, was so thought provoking conference attendees were inspired to respond with blogs and tweets following (and during) the seminar… Read More

We’re sure you’re familiar with the saying, “there’s a right and a wrong way to do things” in reference to all sorts of activities. Most companies would agree that there are steps you can take to make sure their products are being used to achieve optimal results. This is also true for our Thermal Imaging Counter with TCP/IP Connectivity. The following is part one of a three part series compiled from several of our manuals and guides to ensure our products provide the most accurate data. Read the rest of this entry »

Approaching the close of the first quarter, 2010 is off to a great start here at SenSource. As our company grows, we continue to maintain the same company objectives and commitment as our launch in 2002. We are dedicated to exceeding expectations by providing innovative solutions and first-rate technical support to satisfy our individual clients’ needs.

Thanks to our clients, associates and employees, last year was another year of growth and success for our company. We increased sales by 25% and are on our way to an anticipated 30% for this year. Not only has sales shown a jump, but our company size is rapidly growing as well… Read More

It’s not every day that a product keeps company with artifacts from 300 B.C. Our partnership with Toronto-based Bestobell Aquatronix has afforded SenSource a sneak peek into the Royal Ontario Museum as we join with Bestobell Aquatronix to help museums around the world protect priceless treasures.

For Royal Ontario Museum, Bestobell Aquatronix used SenSource temperature and humidity sensors to monitor environmental conditions inside the display cases of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

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Thanks to all of you who stopped by our booth at the 13th National PLA Conference in Portland, Oregon. For those who missed it, and our non-library readers, here are some snapshots of SenSource in action at our very first PLA appearance. Check out the recent ALA press release for a complete recap of the conference.

We enjoyed the company of our friendly exhibit hall neighbors, Debbie and the rest of the staff at Xerox FreeColorPrinters and Marilyn and Emily from the CLCD Company, LLC . The CLCD is an internet-based service providing acquisition, research and references to over 2 million MARC records and 450,000 reviews of children’s publications.  

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Ever wonder who’s on the other end of the line while making your SenSource purchase? Meet one of the members of our dedicated sales team, Dan Aluise!

Implementing customer service with a positive, relaxed outlook, Sales Representative Dan Aluise is responsible for being an effective liaison between SenSource clients and our technical, installation, and production departments. Dan began working for SenSource in November of 2007 and has since established relationships with clients worldwide, ranging from national retail chains, libraries, and hospitals to museums and universities and many industries in between… Read More

Ever wonder who is using people counting systems? Or for what applications businesses are using traffic monitoring technology? From retail facilities to libraries, and casinos to churches, for almost any facility that people frequent, an application for counting traffic can be found. To help you better understand people counting technology and its many applications, we have created a webpage, http://www.sensourceinc.com/whyusepeoplecounters.htm. Check out our newly updated page and share with us below what other industries you think people counting systems can be applied!

While the cold weather of the Northeast followed us south, we had a great visit to Atlanta attending the HiMSS Annual Conference and Exhibit at the Georgia World Congress Center last week. It was a pleasure meeting with healthcare information and management systems exhibitors and gaining industry knowledge while covering more than 359,000 square feet of exhibit hall space. Read the rest of this entry »

Many thanks to all of you who donated towards our local Junior Achievement Bowl-A-Thon fundraiser and supported the SenSource team! We had a great time in our 80’s attire bowling with other local businesses in support of this educational program for children in the Greater Mahoning Valley. Read the rest of this entry »