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WTM18 RCS at work – what does SMS 2.0 bring to the party?

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By Geraldine O'Sullivan on 31 October 2018 Messaging & Engagement, Videos, World Telemedia Show

WORLD TELEMEDIA MARBELLA 2018: RCS promises to be the next generation of text messaging – SMS 2.0 if you will – but what does it offer and how is it being used in practice? Vladimir Mitic, Regional Manager, Macrokiosk explains how his company has put it into practice in Indonesia – with some excellent results

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