Computer Task Group (CTG)
IT staffing and healthcare tech services firm, now a Cegeka-owned subsidiary.
On the record
Checkpoint: First disclosed revenue or named customer wins from Hippocratic AI / Project GLORIA partnerships
The call
CTG survives on healthcare relationships while its parent shrinks and its AI pivot has produced announcements but no revenue yet.
Computer Task Group staffs IT workers and runs tech projects, especially for hospitals and healthcare companies that need reliable, rule-following vendors. Its healthcare relationships are hard to break because regulators and compliance matter there, but Accenture and Deloitte already do this work too and have way more resources. The real danger is that AI coding tools and AI-powered staffing platforms can now do cheaper work that CTG's regular IT staff used to do, and the company's new bet on AI-integration services (partnering with Hippocratic AI) has not yet produced any money or proof it will work. If the new AI services stay empty of real customers or if the parent company keeps shrinking, CTG will be squeezed from both sides.
Why
01
AI pressure: AI-native offshore staffing platforms and AI coding assistants. AI platforms are projected to hit 28% of IT staffing spend by 2028 at 60-75% lower cost, hollowing out CTG's core body-shop business. Could AI do the core job? Yes, likely.
02
Bigger players: Accenture, Deloitte, IBM Consulting, Cognizant. All already sell healthcare IT consulting and staff augmentation at massive scale, with nothing stopping them from taking CTG's accounts. Could a giant copy it? Yes, easily.
03
What protects it. Long-standing relationships inside 1,000+ regulated healthcare organizations, which are sticky but not exclusive to CTG.
What would change this call
CTG discloses named customer wins or revenue from Hippocratic AI or Project GLORIA within 2-4 quarters. Would show the AI-integration pivot is generating real business, not just announcements.
Cegeka's FY2026 results show revenue and EBITDA growth versus FY2025's decline. Would show the parent has stabilized after two straight years of contraction.
Accenture, Deloitte, or IBM Consulting announce new healthcare-AI-integration practices targeting CTG's client base. Would show larger rivals are moving directly into CTG's core defensible niche.
Cegeka's FY2026 results show revenue and EBITDA growth versus FY2025's decline. Would show the parent has stabilized after two straight years of contraction.
Accenture, Deloitte, or IBM Consulting announce new healthcare-AI-integration practices targeting CTG's client base. Would show larger rivals are moving directly into CTG's core defensible niche.
Key numbers
- Cegeka FY2025 revenue €1.28B, down 2.3%
- Cegeka FY2025 EBITDA €118.4M, down 9.2%
- CTG serves 3,000+ clients, 1,000+ healthcare orgs
Named risks
- Parent Cegeka's revenue contracted 2.3% and EBITDA fell 9.2% in FY2025 amid cautious ICT spending.
- AI-native staffing platforms projected to erode CTG's core commodity staff-augmentation pricing and margins.
- Hippocratic AI and Project GLORIA pivots show zero disclosed revenue or named customers 8+ months after launch.
- Heavy leadership churn at both CTG (new CEO Jan 2026) and Cegeka (new CEO May 2026) risks strategic disruption.
- No structural moat beyond decades-old healthcare relationships, which are not exclusive to CTG.
Rivals, as read in July 2026
| Rival | Direction | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| AI-native offshore staffing platforms | losing to | Projected to grow from 14% to 28% of IT staffing spend by 2028 at 60-75% lower cost (May 2026) |
| Accenture | contesting | Competes at greater scale in regulated healthcare IT consulting, CTG's core defensible niche |
| Deloitte Consulting | contesting | Active in same healthcare IT staff augmentation and consulting space per G2 competitor data |
| IBM Consulting | contesting | Overlaps with CTG in enterprise IT staffing and digital transformation services |
| Cognizant Consulting | contesting | Listed as direct peer/competitor in IT staffing and digital transformation, per G2, 2025 |
Questions people ask
- Is CTG still a publicly traded company?
- No. CTG was delisted from Nasdaq in December 2023 after Cegeka Groep nv acquired it for $10.50/share in an all-cash tender offer valuing equity at about $170 million, a 44.8% premium to CTG's trailing 90-day VWAP, announced August 9, 2023.
- Who owns CTG now?
- CTG is wholly owned by Cegeka Group, a private, family-controlled (Knaepen family) Belgian IT services company founded in 1992 and headquartered in Hasselt, Belgium. The acquisition closed in December 2023, ending CTG's 60-plus years as an independent public company.
- Is CTG's parent company Cegeka growing or shrinking?
- Cegeka's FY2025 consolidated revenue was €1.28 billion, down 2.3% from FY2024's €1.3 billion, per Cegeka's own May 7, 2026 results release. EBITDA fell from €130.4M to €118.4M and adjusted EBIT dropped from €74M to €59M, a 20.3% decline.
- Could AI replace CTG's core business?
- CTG's core IT staff augmentation business is exposed: industry analysis (secondtalent.com, May 2026) projects AI-native staffing platforms growing from 14% to 28% of IT staffing spend by 2028 with 60-75% cost reduction. CTG's pivot to AI-integration (Hippocratic AI, Project GLORIA) has zero disclosed revenue as of mid-2026.
- Is CTG a safe company to join right now?
- CTG is mid-rebuild: it named a new CEO, Tom Niehaus, on January 22, 2026, and added a CMO, VP of Healthcare, and HR head between May and July 2026. Its parent Cegeka also changed CEOs on May 1, 2026, amid a 2.3% FY2025 revenue decline, signaling organizational flux.
- What is CTG's biggest competitive threat?
- CTG faces both AI-native offshore staffing platforms undercutting its commodity IT staff augmentation on price, and larger incumbents like Accenture, Deloitte, IBM Consulting, and Cognizant already competing at scale in CTG's strongest niche, regulated healthcare IT consulting, per G2 competitor listings.
Timeline
- 2026-07-09CTG names Karen Kalisz Managing Director of HR
- 2026-07-07CTG appoints Stefanie DeSantis as Chief Marketing Officer
- 2026-05-11CTG appoints Alan Gabriola as VP of Healthcare
- 2026-05-07Cegeka reports FY2025 revenue of €1.28B, down 2.3%; EBITDA falls to €118.4M
- 2026-05-01Koen Deryckere becomes Cegeka Group CEO, succeeding interim CEO Bart Watteeuw
- 2026-04-30CTG unveils Project GLORIA AI operational-intelligence platform at MODEX 2026
- 2026-01-22Tom Niehaus, ~25-year CTG veteran, appointed CTG CEO; Cyber Resilience Dashboard launched
- 2025-11-10CTG partners with Hippocratic AI for agentic AI in U.S. healthcare
- 2025-03-14Dan Stoke appointed VP of U.S. Healthcare Business
- 2023-12-13CTG delisted from Nasdaq following Cegeka acquisition close
Revision history
21 July 2026
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In the same band
Sources
- EX-99.1 (2023-08-09)
- FTW5000 Deletion of Computer Task Group Inc (2023-12-13)
- The Cegeka story
- Computer Task Group
- Cegeka, CTG Parent Company, Recognized as Winner of 2025 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Partner of the Ye (2025-11-12)
- Cegeka Closes 2025 With a Solid Foundation, Ready for Further Growth (2026-05-07)
- CTG Accelerates U.S. Healthcare Growth With Strategic Sales Expansion (2025-11-04)
- CTG Appoints Dan Stoke VP of Healthcare (2025-03-14)
- CTG Partners With Hippocratic AI (2025-11-10)
- Tom Niehaus Appointed as CEO of CTG, a Cegeka Group Company (2026-01-22)
- Tom Niehaus Appointed as CEO of CTG (2026-01-22)
- CTG Appoints Alan Gabriola VP of Healthcare (related news) (2026-05-11)