Covalent Performance Management Software - Product History

Product History

A major reason for Covalent's success is our commitment to continually developing and enhancing the product in line with customer suggestions and ideas.

Covalent Version 1.0 launched in the UK councils market end September 2003 and delivered a wide range of functionality covering performance indicators, actions tracking and reporting. On a regular basis since, we have introduced successively more feature-rich versions, that also cater for other public sector markets.

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Covalent CPM is an integrated suite of Performance Management software products, developed using Java from Sun Microsystems, in particular the following technologies; Swing, RMI-over-HTTP, Webstart, Servlet. It is a mostly proprietary system, extended in some parts by third party, open source software.

Contributing libraries:

Batik
Batik: toolkit to manipulate Scalable Vector Graphics
JFreechart
JFreechart: toolkit to manipulate Scalable Vector Graphics
Apache Commons
Jakarta, the Apache project focused on all aspects of reusable Java components
Apache Licence
The Apache Software Foundation Licence
Dom4J
Library for XML, XPath, XSLT on the Java platform
JCalendar
JCalendar, the graphical Java date chooser
Apache POI
Apache POI, Java API To Access Microsoft Format Files
GNU Lesser General Public Licence (LGPL)
The Free Software Foundation's Licence
LGPL / Java
How the LGPL applies to Java
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Please click below to view the modules within the Covalent CPM Performance Management suite >>>

Covalent KPIs Tracking Covalent Action Plans Covalent Risk Management Covalent Models for Self-Assesments & Inspections Covalent Complaints Management

I trained our first Members on Covalent yesterday and the response was extremely positive. They found the system easy to use and it only took an hour (including questions) to show them how to find out what they want. They all went away keen to find out which officers weren’t putting comments against their data!.
— Harrogate Borough Council