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Keynomics was founded in 1973 to improve corporate keyboarding skills. Continual enhancements were made to the product and in 1988 Keynomics developed a CICS software version of the program and a Windows version in 1991. Keynomics which at this time was known as KeySoft, became a member of the (by invitation only) Office of Ergonomics Research Committee (OERC) in 1996 along with IBM, Microsoft, Steel Case, Kensington and others. A co-marketing program was developed with Microsoft for Keynomics (KeySoft) and the Microsoft Natural Keyboard in 1997. During 1998 a consulting partnership was developed with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. And in 1999, Keynomics was selected as an ergonomic tool within Liberty Mutual's Health and Safety Solutions annual. Keynomics developed the first version of its ASP product in 2001. Based on the premise of creating permanent behavior changes, the Keynomics ASP learning system gave users for the first time, the necessary skills to concurrently "Talk, Type, Listen." Keynomics Corporation was purchased from IMSI in 2004 by a private investor group and Keynomics LLC was formed. Version 3.5 of the KeySoft Performance System was released in January, 2005. Keynomics has trained millions of corporate users on the Keynomics Performance System. And while today, GUI interfaces and menu driven screens have improved productivity, there remains little or no effort spent on the first point of contact and the most important (and expensive) asset - the Contact Center Agent and administrative staff. Keynomics pioneered a unique offering over 21 years ago that today blends technology, behavior modification training and improved ergonomics into the Keynomics Performance System bringing transparency to the keyboard while significantly increasing productivity, and improving quality and customer service to companies around the world.