Tiger Analytics Names Prakash Arunachalam Global Head Of Operations

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Tiger Analytics has appointed Prakash Arunachalam as its Global Head of Operations in a Chief Operating Officer mandate. The Chennai-headquartered AI and analytics company said Arunachalam will focus on operational efficiency, agility, and profitability as the company moves into its next phase of growth.

The appointment also brings an executive with experience in large technology organizations, global delivery, sales, partnerships, acquisitions, and P&L management into a role that sits at the intersection of operations and expansion.

A Shift From Growth To Operating Discipline

For technology services companies, growth can become harder to manage as organizations expand across geographies and business lines.

Arunachalam’s mandate at Tiger Analytics covers several of these operational areas. The company said he will be responsible for improving overall operational efficiency and agility while supporting sustained growth and stronger profitability.

His background includes senior leadership roles at Servion, Virtusa and Polaris. At Servion, he most recently served...

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