Tangam Announces New Partnerships in Asia for its Revolutionary Slot Optimisation and Data Analytics (SODA) Software

Tangam Systems, the leading provider of innovative analytic solutions in the gaming industry, announced the establishment of two new partnerships in Asia for the adoption of its groundbreaking Slot Optimisation and Data Analytics (SODA) software.

Celebrating over a decade of success in the Asian market with its award-winning TYM table games product, Tangam expands its offerings to include advanced prescriptive analytics solutions for slots and electronic table games (ETGs). This expansion reflects the increasing demand for comprehensive analytics tools for all the gaming assets on the floor.

NagaWorld in Cambodia and Okada in the Philippines recently implemented Tangam’s SODA software for their electronic gaming machines. This strategic move empowers them to optimise their entire gaming portfolio, including tables, slots and ETGs, utilising Tangam’s full product suite, TYM and SODA.

The primary challenge faced by analytics software is effectively translating vast amounts of data into actionable recommendations while ensuring user-friendliness. With a proven track record, Tangam’s SODA software equips casino operators with the ability to optimise thousands of slot and ETG assets, thereby enhancing the guest experience and maximising performance with just a few clicks—a task that previously took days or even weeks.

“The successful implementation of SODA at the two world-class resorts in Asia exemplifies Tangam’s dedication to the region. SODA’s groundbreaking features combine operational, financial, and customer data to provide deep insights into performance,” Maulin Gandhi, President of Tangam, said.

“The magic formula lies in superior software products and exceptional support from experienced casino professionals. Both elements are crucial and set us apart,” David Croft, Senior Vice President of Gaming Optimisation for Tangam, said.

“We are deeply committed to the success of each of our partners, regardless of the size of their property,” he added.