Keane history

Keane, Inc. went public in 1970.

Keane established its Healthcare Services Division in 1975 under the name KeaMed Hospital Systems.

After enjoying steady growth for the first 20 years, Keane experienced its first quarterly operating loss in the second quarter of 1986.

In 1988 Keane developed its Application Management Methodology (AMM) to bring greater efficiency to the way the company managed its production systems.

In 1989 Forbes named Keane one of "The Best Small Companies in America."

For 1990 Keane reported net income of $5 million on sales of $93 million.

In 1993 it purchased GE Consulting Services and Professional Healthcare Services (PHS). Keane's acquisitions helped boost the company's revenue from around $100 million to $350 million.

Later in 1994 Keane was again named to Forbes' list of the 200 best small companies in the United States.

By 1996 the overall ranks were 65th and 67th.

Revenue for 1997 rose to $654 million.

Keane acquired Boston-based Amherst Consulting Group, Inc. in May 1999 and merged it with Bricker & Associates.

In early 2001 Keane divested its help-desk business, which provided call center support for a wide range of software applications.

February 7, 2007 - Caritor acquired Keane, Inc.

In 2012, all North American (and a lot of other global) entities of NTT were amalgamated under the NTT DATA name and reorganized based on their area of specialty.