A management reshuffle at data analytics firm Mu Sigma has catapulted Ambiga Dhiraj to the top post, making her the first woman chief executive of an Indian technology company that's worth at least $1billion. "I want to create the most resilient organisation, one with the proper foundation to support our growth over the next five years," said Ambiga Dhiraj, who until recently was chief operating officer at the 11-year-old company.

"We will be a $1-billion (nearly Rs 6,800 crore) revenue company soon. We're going to get there in a smooth manner. That's what I want to go after." She will continue to be based in Bengaluru. Her husband, founder-chairman Dhiraj Rajaram, whom Ambiga has replaced as CEO, will relocate to the United States. 

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