Chennai, India: Tiger Analytics, a leading provider of AI & advanced analytics consulting services, today announced the appointment of Prakash Arunachalam as its Global Head of Operations. In this mandate of a Chief Operating Officer, Prakash will be responsible for increased holistic operational efficiency and agility to enable sustained business growth, and strengthen profitability. His proven track record of scaling operations through high-performing global teams will be central to Tiger’s next chapter of growth as a full-stack AI company
Prakash brings deep operational leadership experience across large, global technology organizations. Most recently, he served as President and Chief Operating Officer at Servion, where he was also a member of the Board, guiding the company through major phases of growth, transformation, and global acquisitions, involving two private equity partners. Earlier, during his tenure at Virtusa and Polaris, he led large global teams, built hyperscaler partnerships, ran sales organisations and managed large-scale delivery. He has led large P&Ls at Polaris and Virtusa, and played a key role in acquisition and integration of the two organisations. His experience spans digital CX, automation, data, and AI, with significant depth in the BFSI sector.
“Prakash’s proven ability to scale operations through high-performing global teams, coupled with his experience of running large P&Ls across both India-listed and US-listed companies, will be critical to what we are looking to build,” said Pradeep Gulipalli, Co-founder, Tiger Analytics. “He will be pivotal in strengthening the foundation for our next phase of growth.”
Expressing his enthusiasm, Prakash Arunachalam shared, “Over the past fifteen years, Tiger Analytics has built a remarkable reputation for solving its clients’ most complex problems and has evolved into a formidable full-stack data and AI company. I am excited to join an organisation with such a strong foundation and a refreshingly unique culture, and to work with the team to scale the operations, drive growth, shape the M&A journey and help prepare the company for a potential IPO in the years ahead.”
