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Miller brings more than two decades of executive leadership experience guiding large, global organizations through transformation, modernization, and sustained performance improvement. She is widely recognized for helping enterprises navigate technology and AI-driven change, aligning digital and data capabilities with business strategy to drive growth and long-term resilience.

She has held senior leadership roles across retail, hospitality, payments, and global technology operations, working closely with boards and executive teams during periods of significant change. As a member of the executive leadership team at Macy's, Ms. Miller played a central role in shaping the company's digital, data, and AI strategy. Earlier, she held global leadership roles at InterContinental Hotels Group and First Data.

Miller brings significant public company board experience. She previously served as a director of EVO Payments during a period of strong growth that culminated in its acquisition by Global Payments, and on the board of LGI Homes. She currently serves as a Non-Executive Director at NCR Voyix and Ahold Delhaize.

Tata Elxsi announced the launch of DevStudio.ai, an automotive multi-agentic solution purpose-built to accelerate the automotive software development lifecycle (SDLC) for OEMs, system suppliers, and semiconductor companies.

DevStudio.ai is an ASPICE-aligned solution powered by multi-agentic architectures, enabling collaboration between automotive engineers and AI across engineering workflows. A key architectural highlight is its ability to operate on both cloud-based infrastructure and air-gapped on premise environments, delivering deployment flexibility and choice aligned with enterprise infrastructure and AI policies.

While several generative AI tools are emerging to support software development, most are designed for broad-based application development. DevStudio.ai is purpose-built for the automotive SDLC, combining Tata Elxsi's deep domain expertise with generative AI to address the complexity, safety, and compliance requirements of automotive software engineering.

The platform supports all key stages of the ASPICE V-cycle, including system and software requirements, architecture, implementation, testing, and qualification, while maintaining end-to end traceability across the engineering lifecycle. It also integrates seamlessly with widely used OEM and Tier-1 engineering toolchains, enabling teams to embed DevStudio.ai co-engineers directly into existing development environments.

Aarti Industries (AIL) announced entering into a material amendment to its exclusive long-term supply agreement originally signed with leading global chemical company. 

Under the agreement, one of the critical feedstock was provided by the customer. As part of the extended scope, AIL will undertake a backward integration project to set up a plant that shall manufacture a significant share of this key feedstock in-house, thereby transitioning to a highly integrated, end-to-end manufacturing model.

AIL expects to invest approximately Rs 200–250 crore over a period of the next two years towards this upstream integration. This backwards integrated facility is expected to be set up at the same location (where the current plant is situated) to cater to requirements under the main agreement, i.e., at Dahej SEZ, Gujarat.

Mastek (UK), a Wholly-owned Subsidiary of Mastek announced that it has secured an engineering contract with the Home Office, with an overall budget of circa £85m/$110m+. Delivering to Migration and Borders Policy, the engagement deploys specialist engineering practices and teams to support, maintain, and enhance the Home Office's flagship ATLAS platform, the core system enabling Visa and Study routes, Asylum Casework, Border Force Operations, and Immigration Enforcement.

The service aims to scale ATLAS, making its common components scalable, resilient and highly available. A combination of high-end engineering techniques and AI-driven engineering accelerators will be applied across human and automated casework and the modernisation of the platform. Mastek expects significant growth in this contract, as the department plans to deliver various complex policies through the Atlas system over the coming few years.