Generate more leads with the Cubrid + BulkSMS (SMS) integration

CUBRID is engineered as a completely free, open-source relational database management engine, with built-in enterprise-grade features. CUBIRD provides unique powerful features, such as object-oriented database elements relations, data sharing, a native middleware broker, high-performance data caching, customizable and extendible globalization support.

Not the least, it provides a high level of SQL compatibility with MySQL and other known databases. It has a convenient and intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI) and provides powerful tools to manage the databases, brokers, execute queries and view their results, and many more.

CUBRID is open-source and this mean that you may freely use it, improve it and distribute it. Feel free to add your own tools and drivers or request new ones for your requirements : the community may already have an answer for you or maybe the core development team may include it into the roadmap.

BulkSMS is a leading SMS messaging service provider offering two-way SMS communication services straight from your internet enabled computer. The Bulk SMS gateway connects to over 800 mobile network operators world-wide. Bulk SMS messaging is a description for application-to-person SMS messaging services. It refers specifically to the sending of large number of SMS messages to the mobile phones of a predetermined group of recipients.

A defining characteristic of Bulk SMS messaging is that businesses and organisations can make use of one or more solutions to send and receive SMS messages, namely; a mobile phone application, a software programme, a web interface, or integrate an SMS API with their website or system. These Bulk SMS messaging solutions interface with a service providers’ SMS gateway to ensure the delivery of messages to mobile phone numbers anywhere in the world.

An SMS gateway acts as a relay between the mobile network operators and a wireless applications service provider. These SMS gateways allow for SMS traffic to distributed via a direct connection to the SMSC (Short Message Service Centre) of a mobile network operation and then onto a recipient’s mobile phone number.