The team has launched and promoted with us early this year its On-Premises First hybrid strategy aka OPF. This model simplifies deployments and refers to on-premises sites as the data reference. Then it is coupled with cloud storage entities such Azure and presents a global namespace spanning local and remote data sets.
Recognized expert in Windows and in NTFS particularly, the company flagship product Tiger Bridge consolidates all data as NTFS files on the appliance, potentially used locally or with embedded applications or via SMB.
Strong in M&E, the firm has decided to address a new vertical with healthcare with medical imaging systems.
Tiger leverages the cloud to process specific AI related tasks and discover new information to then add them as extended attributes or metadata to files. These enriched files are then fully available on the gateway exposed as native NTFS files and boost pathologists missions.
The configuration below shows that example.
The second vertical invites me to think that the company will continue in that direction making the product more horizontal so more generic. At the same time, the team prepares a Linux-based appliance flavor to address some environments where Linux is more present and adopted than Windows. Lots of progress for the company that clearly accelerated since out last meeting. I expect some other good news from Tiger.
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