The company's flagship product, ICAD, is still sold today and has a well-documented history of success in automating product development, with many of its customers demonstrating reductions in development time of over 90 percent. In 1995, the company reformed as Concentra, developed a sales automation product, went public and eventually sold that portion of the business to Oracle. The original ICAD product was purchased in 1998 in a management buy out, and became known as KTI, currently employing about 100.
Offices span the globe.
KTI is a solutions company, providing both software and consulting services. In 1998 a product development council was formed with several major customers, and the specification for what would become KPM was developed. KTI then did some research and did a make or buy decision on the technology required. KPM Version 2.1 was released this year and is the subject of this review. KPM is a unique application that is designed to model, execute, and manage large distributed dynamic processes.