Tibero

Overview

Tibero is an innovative database management system (DBMS*) that delivers optimal business value. It efficiently manages resources to achieve optimum performance.

Archie's take

Tibero is best suited for organizations looking for an Oracle-compatible relational database with strong performance and cost efficiency, especially those seeking to modernize legacy systems or reduce database licensing costs. Its standout feature is high compatibility with Oracle, making migrations less painful and minimizing application changes, while also offering robust clustering and high availability options. However, Tibero's ecosystem and third-party integrations are not as extensive as the big players, and finding skilled Tibero DBAs can be a challenge, so consider your team's expertise and support needs. Pricing is generally more attractive than Oracle or SQL Server, making it a compelling option for mid-sized businesses and enterprises with heavy database workloads but limited budgets.

Ideal Customer Fit

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Company Size

Small

Mid

Enterprise

Best for

•Enterprises seeking to migrate from Oracle to reduce licensing costs without major application rewrites.
•Mid-sized companies with mission-critical workloads that require high availability and clustering but want to avoid the cost and lock-in of traditional enterprise DBMS vendors.
•Organizations modernizing legacy systems that need strong SQL compatibility and robust performance.

Other considerations

Support Complexity

Implementation is moderately complex, especially for Oracle migrations, and may require specialized Tibero expertise for tuning and high availability setup; vendor support is solid but the community is smaller than with mainstream DBMSs.

Team Structure

You'll need experienced DBAs familiar with enterprise RDBMS concepts, ideally with Oracle background; IT teams should be prepared for initial training and ongoing vendor engagement.

Volume

Tibero is designed for high-volume, mission-critical workloads and scales well for large databases, but smaller teams or low-volume use cases may not justify the investment.

Company facts

Employees:: 333+
HQ Location:: 성남시, South Korea

Snapshot

Use Case

Conversational support, onboarding, automation

Best for

SaaS, fintech, PLG, high inbound support

Team Size

5-500 agents

Support Channels

Chat, in-app, email, social

Pricing

Contact sales to get pricing information

Tibero

Overview

Archie's take

Ideal Customer Fit

Company Size

Best for

Other considerations

Support Complexity

Team Structure

Volume

Company facts

Snapshot

Use Case

Best for

Team Size

Support Channels

Pricing

FAQs

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