Today, Dignitas was a awarded a multi-year, multi-service contract to support transition of advanced weather simulation capabilities for modeling and simulation.

Dignitas Technologies has been awarded a SBIR Phase II Enhancement through ARL STTC to prepare advanced geospatial test tools for transition.

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater announced the appointment of Elizabeth Burch, CEO/President of Dignitas Technologies, to the Florida Small Business Development Center Network’s State Advisory Board. 

Dignitas participated in the Orlando Business Journal’s Industry Outlook meeting on July 8th. The meeting brought together 19 technology leaders in the Orlando area to discuss the branding of high technology for the Central Florida region.

Elizabeth Burch, Dignitas Technologies, LLC President/CEO, participated as a member of a Select Focus Group for UCF related to Innovation and Economic Development (I&ED). This meeting brought together technology industry leaders with UCF’s Innovation and Economic Prosperity Award team to discuss UCF’s progress in I&ED.

Dignitas Technologies is part of the winning Common Driver Trainer (CDT) team along with prime contractor Raydon. The CDT program will build upon the current CDT product line, extending it for Tactical Wheeled Vehicles (TWVs).

Dignitas Technologies is pleased to be part of the winning JLCCTC team led by Lockheed Martin. This program, out of PEO STRI, is a critical Army initiative that enables constructive simulation and training at the unit commanders level.

Dignitas Technologies was honored to participate for the third time in the Operation Giveback 5K/10K/Kids Run.Walk.Roll race event on Saturday, May 11th, 2013 on the UCF campus.

Elizabeth Burch, President of Dignitas Technologies, LLC. (Orlando), has been named Florida’sWoman Owned Small Business Person of the Year and a 2013 honoree for Women Who Mean Business!

Dignitas Technologies has been awarded a contract for prototyping and transitioning advanced weather effects capabilities. The overarching Environmental Representation Data and Effects (ERDE) effort, managed by the Modeling and Simulation Steering Committee Office (MSCO), is seeking to improve weather simulation capabilities.