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Tango Telecom's SMS systems in Indonesia handled over 2 billion messages during the Lebaran festivities in Indonesia this year, with over 700 million messages on the busiest day. Tango Telecom's messaging solution ensured quality of service was maintained during these high traffic periods, handling peaks of over 20,000 SMS per second. Tango Telecom is becoming the preferred vendor for mobile operators globally, winning contracts with 10 new customers so far in 2010.
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