The American Library Association’s Annual Conference and Expo wrapped up in New Orleans this week completing our seventh consecutive year exhibiting at the show! Each year we have great success and a lot of fun meeting librarians and library associates from across the nation.

Over 19,800 attendees circulated the Expo floor this year. The most common questions from attendees visiting the SenSource booth included:

 • Where can I mount the LCD display for the new PC-1D6M patron counter?          
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If you missed it the first time, the SenSource featured television segment with 21^st Century Business will air again next week! President Joe Varacalli will discuss the details of people counting technology in the retail industry on June 30^th and July 1^st on CNBC. Check here for local listings.

No listing in your area? No worries, watch the SenSource clip here right now!

21st Century Business is an award winning targeted business show that is independently produced by Multi-Media Productions. The show provides its business viewers an in-depth opportunity to find solutions to the industry problems from some of the top business leaders from across the world.

SenSource has been selected by 21st Century Business to appear in a featured televison segment! President Joe Varacalli will discuss the details of people counting technology in the retail industry on Saturday, June 4th at 4:30 p.m. on Fox Business News. Don’t miss out!

21st Century Business is an award winning targeted business show that is independently produced by Multi-Media Productions. The show provides its business viewers an in-depth opportunity to find solutions to the industry problems from some of the top business leaders from across the world.

Join us June 23-28 in The Big Easy for the 2011 ALA Annual Conference and Exhibit. Librarians and workers, trustees and vendors from across America will attend the conference at New Orleans’ Ernest N. Morial Convention Center to experience exhibits and speaker sessions from library product, service, and technology providers.

Stop by booth #826 to get clued in on the technology that enables librarians to know how many patrons are visiting their facility. We’ll be featuring our most popular patron counter, the Wi-Fi Enabled People Counter as well as our newest technology, the Dual View Thermal Imaging Counter with TCP/IP Connectivity.

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Four SenSource employees, including President Joe Varacalli, joined Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning County in an effort to give back to our community. This is the first in a series of quarterly activities uniting SenSource with the surrounding community by volunteering time and talent to worthy projects.

“Habitat was a great first project for us! We rolled up our sleeves and hung siding and plywood and helped with framing the interior of the house. Not only were we helping a great cause, it was a team building experience,” explains Jessica Sferra, Marketing Coordinator.  “Since founded, SenSource has been active in donating and participating in the Mahoning Valley. Now, we’re getting employees involved in the community with corporate volunteer days.”

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Make informed purchasing decisions.

People and vehicle counting technologies change rapidly and new applications are uncovered frequently. Join the SenSource group to be part of the discussions regarding new and updated products, technologies and industry news. The LinkedIn group is the perfect tool to connect current clients, prospective clients and partners on one platform.

Sign up or sign in to LinkedIn, type “SenSource” in the search field and choose drop-down option “groups.” Locate the SenSource group, click “Join Group” and let the conversations begin! LinkedIn will alert you via email as new discussions and comments are added.

SenSource is excited to announce that TCP/IP Connectivity is now available with our Outdoor Thermal Imaging Counter! Using the new TCP/IP connectivity, both outdoor and indoor thermal imaging sensors can now be remotely configured and customized. Like our other Thermal Imaging Counters , infrared radiation is used to detect visitors, eliminating false detection from shopping carts, air currents, and visitors lingering in the entryway. Mounted over the counting area, these counters are ideal for wide openings and substantial traffic areas such as retail and parks…

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We are excited to welcome the newest addition to our SenSource sales team, Melissa Chapman, Senior Account Manager. Melissa is our first sales representative in Canada, enabling better service and support for our existing and expanding Canadian client base. Melissa takes a proactive approach to researching and creating new client relationships, incorporating her prior people counter sales experience and knowledge.

“I have previous experience with selling people counter systems, but SenSource offers an amazingly huge selection of products like vehicle counters, wireless sensors and people counting sensors!  Due to that, we can provide systems applicable to a variety of industries and applications which sets us apart from our competitors and makes us less vulnerable to industry and economic shifts,” explains Melissa.

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We’re excited to join the American Association of Museums for our first time this May at the Annual Meeting and Expo in Houston, Texas. This is the world’s largest museum event, bringing together over 5,000 museum professionals!

Also, for the first time, we will feature two SenSource product lines at a single show including people counters to count individuals entering a museum facility and environmental sensors to monitor temperature and humidity in display cases. The friendly SenSource staff will be on hand at the show to demonstrate and answer questions on both lines of products.

Follow us on Twitter to keep in touch before, during and after the show using hash tag #aam2011.

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We hear about Wi-Fi every day, whether offered at your local coffee shop or available at your place of work. But what does it mean to run people counters on a Wi-Fi network? What requirements are needed? We talk with Greg Blair from our tech team to answer these and other common questions regarding Wi-Fi people counters.

1.       How do Wi-Fi people counters work?

2.       Which people counting products are Wi-Fi compatible?

3.       What system requirements are necessary to use Wi-Fi sensors?

4.       How do you setup a Wi-Fi people counter?

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