We are excited to announce that Tidal received the Next Generation Channel Innovator award at last night’s Channel Daily News Channel Innovation Awards.
Receiving an award like this one is only possible with the dedicated teamwork from everyone at Tidal, our customers and partners like Red Hat.
This recognition reflects the growing importance of application-centric cloud migration strategies for channel partners and their enterprise customers. Tidal helps partners and their clients discover, assess and plan cloud migrations with a repeatable platform that turns spreadsheets into actionable transformation roadmaps. The Channel Innovation Awards celebrate the Canadian IT channel’s most forward-looking companies, and Tidal is proud to be recognized alongside the partners that make our ecosystem stronger.
Tidal’s platform helps channel partners and their customers move from fragmented spreadsheets to a shared source of truth for application discovery, cloud readiness assessment and migration planning. This award highlights the value of bringing structured, data-driven migration planning to the channel.
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-David Colebatch
Chief Migration Hacker, Tidal

The award reflects broader demand in the channel for repeatable, data-driven migration planning. Tidal gives partners a shared platform to inventory applications, assess cloud readiness and build transformation roadmaps with their customers. This reduces reliance on manual spreadsheets and helps partners deliver consistent outcomes at scale.
Channel partners are increasingly asked to deliver cloud migration strategies that span hundreds or thousands of applications. Tidal supports this with a collaborative platform for discovery, assessment and planning. Partners can import existing data, run cloud readiness analyses and produce prioritized migration roadmaps that both they and their customers can trust. The Channel Innovation Award recognizes this shift toward structured, repeatable migration planning in the Canadian IT channel.