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Mu Sigma to strengthen Bangalore operations

BANGALORE: The Chicago-based Mu Sigma, an analytics services company, on Wednesday announced that it will invest $5 million in its Bangalore operations over the next 18 months to double the headcount and create a state-of-the-art facility which can house 250 personnel. Mu Sigma founder and Chief Executive Officer, Dhiraj C. Rajaram said, "Our scientific community, which consists of practitioners from leading educational institutions in the U.S., enables us to deploy cutting edge analytics for our clients cost-effectively."

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