SMS Text notification and reply system

Looking for a web based software application for the purpose of time stamping and displaying information on a web page in real time.? A great model to look at is [[login to view URL]][1] .? My goal is to provide a similar service at a reduced cost and limited to the New Jersey area. **Technologies Used:** Microsoft .NET Framework including ASP.net 2.0, SQL Server 2005, VXML script or similar. An application? which would be a web-based software application called EnRoute?"?. After emergency service providers are dispatched through any existing dispatch system, personnel who are available to respond to the incident speed-dial a phone number (preferrably a VOIP # from skype or online service provider)? on any phone. Responders are immediately connected to an automated system, so no one has to answer any telephone or radio calls. The calls last only a few seconds, and can be as brief as the time that it takes to press a single button. On one simple computer screen (accessed through any computer with internet access) their station, chiefs, team leaders and dispatchers immediately see who is responding, their level of certification/qualification, the time that they are responding, and where they are responding (e.g. station or scene).? This is achieved by assigning more than one phone number - one for responding to station, and one for responding to scene. ## Deliverables TOTAL PROJECT INFORMATION BELOW: Looking for a web based software application for the purpose of time stamping and displaying information on a web page in real time. A great model to look at is [[login to view URL]][2] . My goal is to provide a similar service at a reduced cost and limited to the New Jersey area. **Technologies Used: Microsoft .NET Framework including ASP.net 2.0, SQL Server 2005, VXML script or similar.** Microsoft .NET Framework including ASP.net 2.0, SQL Server 2005, VXML script or similar. An application which would be a web-based software application called EnRoute?"?. After emergency service providers are dispatched through any existing dispatch system (not part of this bid), personnel who are available to respond to the incident (this is where the bid starts)? speed-dial a phone number (preferrably a VOIP # from skype or online service provider) on any phone. Responders are immediately connected to an automated system, so no one has to answer any telephone or radio calls. The calls last only a few seconds, and can be as brief as the time that it takes to press a single button. On one simple computer screen (accessed through any computer with internet access) their station, chiefs, team leaders and dispatchers immediately see who is responding, their level of certification/qualification, the time that they are responding, and where they are responding (e.g. station or scene). This is achieved by assigning more than one phone number - one for responding to station, and one for responding to scene. With this system, dispatchers, chiefs and team leaders know within seconds whether adequate personnel will be responding to the emergency event. Present dispatch protocols often result in time being wasted waiting between 2 and 5 minutes, or even longer, for responders who may not be coming. This system eliminates such delays because emergency response teams and dispatchers know immediately if enough personnel are responding. When not enough responders are en route, departments and teams can be re-dispatched much sooner, saving critical time. All of this information is just a click away and entirely automated. The entire process takes only a few seconds and appears on the computer screen in real time. There is no need for time consuming person-to-person communications, and no software or new equipment is required. Emergency responders only need access to any telephone, and their stations and dispatchers need nothing more than any computer with Internet access. Because this is web-based, the information that it provides can be viewed at any location, including mobile command locations. An outbound mass-messaging system shall also be included as a component of EnRoute system, providing fast and easy text message and email notifications to all or selected emergency service providers. User privileges can be assigned by the administrator to ensure security of the application. EnRoute will leverage the Software As A Service (SAAS) delivery model so that the application can be accessed from any Internet connected computer in real time. No hardware or software purchase or installation is required and the software can be updated continuously as soon as updates are made available. This brings the total cost of ownership down considerably over traditional software deployment models, which require customers to invest in infrastructure and personnel to keep it going. In a Software As A Service model, all of this is taken care of by the hosting service provider (EnRoute), which provides a home to the application and maintains all of the system’s infrastructure. TECHNICAL DETAILS [][3] Similar Models have been written in the following code. The application is coded in ASP.net and runs on a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database. The most intriguing technical aspect was the integration of a VXML script, which enables the application to handle incoming telephone calls and communicate directly with the server. This script is crucial to the functionality of EnRoute because it facilitates retrieval of the data that the application processes, organizes and makes available to the user. For a working model of what I am looking for, visit [[login to view URL]][2] Thanks and happy bidding. The deadline for this project is Labor Day, 2009.