CTG Announces Expanded E-Business Strategy and Formation of Zenius.

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BUFFALO, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 8, 2000

Zenius to Deliver Integrated, End-to-End E-Business Solutions;

Targets Emerging `Clicks and Mortar' Market

CTG (NYSE: TSK), an international information technology (IT) solutions company, announced today its expanded e-business strategy with the formation of Zenius(TM), a business unit that will provide end-to-end e-business solutions to Global 2000 companies seeking to integrate their enterprise systems with the Internet.

Zenius represents a new approach to e-business and leverages CTG's expertise in Supply Chain Management, Enterprise Resource Planning, and Customer Relationship Management to capitalize on the growing business demand for integrated e-commerce solutions.

With the announcement of Zenius, CTG aligned its sales and delivery channels to reflect three major businesses: Zenius for e-business solutions, Exemplar(TM) for application and IT management solutions, and ITCapital(TM) for IT talent management solutions.

Gale S. Fitzgerald, CTG Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented, &uot;CTG's ability to address the enterprise integration needs behind the Web site truly sets Zenius apart in the marketplace. Our vast experience interfacing with legacy and enterprise systems gives Zenius a significant advantage in supporting the e-commerce initiatives of large, established enterprises -- the `clicks and mortar' market -- seeking to develop e-business as an important and integrated channel. Zenius also provides an expert-driven business approach which protects the investments companies have made in enterprise-wide applications while allowing these clients to take full advantage of the power of the Internet.&uot;

Applying business and industry knowledge, along with Web technology and a high-performance approach, Zenius uniquely empowers clients to compete in the Internet economy by:

-- Integrating the power of the Internet with their business

strategy

-- Appropriately adapting their business model

-- Extracting critical information from their current IT systems

-- Building the integrated e-business solution that works for them

-- Managing and maintaining these systems for the client

Zenius enables clients to enhance the value in their relationships with customers, suppliers, partners, and employees by creating a unique, Web-based communication system called the Zenius Web(TM).

The Zenius approach draws on CTG's network of alliances and partnerships to deliver the best combination of products, tools, and expertise to support customized e-business solutions. Zenius will utilize all of its internal resources and external alliances to develop its e-business solutions at CTG's current Solution Centers in Cleveland, Anchorage, and Pittsburgh. Zenius will open its first High-Performance Institute in Atlanta within the next few months and one on the West Coast and one in Europe by year-end 2000.

Zenius is going to market with business-to-business, business-to-consumer, and business-to-employee solutions to capitalize on the growth of the current $11.8 billion Internet and e-commerce development market, which is expected to increase to $43.6 billion in 2002 (Source: International Data Corporation).

Ms. Fitzgerald added, &uot;With over 80 percent of all enterprises yet to establish an enterprise-wide e-business strategy (Source: GartnerGroup), the launch of Zenius is timely and will leverage CTG's substantial business and IT expertise, resources, and strong client relationships in this high-growth market. CTG plans to invest in excess of $10 million in Zenius and also anticipates using a portion of its $100 million revolving credit facility to make investments in new, emerging Internet technologies.&uot;

In discussing CTG's other businesses, Ms. Fitzgerald noted that Exemplar targets Global 2000 enterprises and brings together CTG's extensive portfolio of IT and business consulting services, including software application services, outsourcing, project management, and IT assessments.

ITCapital offers IT talent management, assessment, recruiting, and deployment to support the IT staffing needs of large companies, primarily Global 1000 enterprises. CTG HealthCare Solutions(TM) continues as a major industry focus for CTG, bringing CTG's Zenius, Exemplar, and ITCapital services and solutions to the health care provider and payor. These businesses will be promoted by a significantly expanded marketing effort at the company.

Ms. Fitzgerald concluded, &uot;CTG will provide IT business solutions for a broad and growing client base. We will leverage CTG's strong business and value chain knowledge in a growing number of industries, including financial services, retail, manufacturing and distribution, telecommunications, and health care. Zenius, Exemplar, and ITCapital services, together with CTG HealthCare Solutions, provide a strong and balanced platform for accelerating CTG's long-term growth and enhancing shareholder value.&uot;

Backed by more than 30 years' experience, CTG provides business consulting, e-business, and IT management solutions to help Global 2000 clients focus on their core business and use IT as a competitive advantage to excel in their markets. CTG combines a deep understanding of the business power of the Internet with integrated, end-to-end services, proprietary service methodologies, and CTG's proven track record of delivering solutions that work. With more than 5,000 IT and business consulting professionals worldwide, CTG generated revenues of $472 million in 1999. More information about CTG is available on the Web at http://www.ctg.com.

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