Cyient Tops ISG’s 2026 Digital Engineering Rankings

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Cyient has been recognised as a Leader across all three segments of the ISG Provider Lens™ 2026 Digital Engineering Services report for the United States market, underlining the company’s growing influence in the engineering and digital transformation landscape. The recognition spans three major segments of digital engineering services, highlighting Cyient’s capabilities across the entire engineering and operations value chain. These include Augmented Design & R&D Services, which focuses on accelerating product innovation and engineering development through advanced digital technologies and AI-enabled design processes.

The company was also recognised for its strengths in Intelligent Operations & Connected Experiences, covering connected systems, predictive analytics, and operational optimisation, as well as Integrated Platform & Application Services, which supports cloud-native platforms, application modernisation, and enterprise-wide digital transformation initiatives. With this achievement, Cyient becomes the only mid-sized pure-play engineering services company to secure Leader status simultaneously across all three digital engineering quadrants in North America. The report highlights the company’s ability to deliver engineering-led transformation programmes supported by artificial intelligence, advanced digital platforms, and sector-specific expertise.

Harjott Atrii, Chief Business Officer at Cyient, said the recognition reflects the company’s integrated approach to engineering services and long-term client partnerships. He noted that North America remains a strategic market for the company and added that clients increasingly seek engineering partners capable of supporting the full product lifecycle — from design and development to intelligent operations and ongoing optimisation. According to Mr Atrii, the convergence of software, connected systems, and physical products is reshaping how industries operate, making lifecycle-driven engineering capabilities critical for enterprises pursuing digital transformation initiatives.

The ISG Provider Lens™ study evaluates service providers on parameters including market presence, execution capability, innovation, and portfolio strength. Companies identified as Leaders are considered capable of delivering large-scale transformation engagements while maintaining technological depth and operational maturity.

In its assessment, ISG highlighted Cyient’s strengths in areas such as predictive analytics, remote monitoring solutions, embedded systems engineering, and digital transformation consulting. The report also recognised the company’s investments in AI-enabled engineering frameworks and digital twin technologies aimed at improving operational visibility and asset performance.

An ISG analyst observed that Cyient combines its engineering legacy with AI-led platforms and domain-focused digital capabilities to support scalable innovation for asset-intensive industries. The report further stated that the company’s engineering intelligence platforms help enterprises accelerate transformation while meeting compliance and operational requirements.

Cyient currently serves more than 300 customers across 30 countries and supports industries including aerospace and defence, rail transportation, automotive and mobility, energy and utilities, semiconductor, healthcare and life sciences, connectivity, and spatial intelligence. The company employs over 14,000 professionals globally and reported annual revenue of approximately $658 million for FY26. Its service portfolio spans engineering design, manufacturing support, operational technology, digital platforms, and aftermarket lifecycle management for mission-critical sectors.

ISG (Information Services Group), headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, is a global technology research and advisory firm serving enterprises and public sector organisations worldwide. The company specialises in digital transformation advisory, automation, cloud services, sourcing strategy, governance, and technology research.