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.

Dignitas was awarded the Dynamic Terrain Applied Solutions (DTAS) Phase III contract in September 2012. This award continues Dignitas’ success at receiving Phase III funding as follow on to successful SBIR efforts. 

Dignitas Technologies is working to improve OneSAF’s representation of civilian traffic with a particular focus on meeting the needs of virtual Army driver trainers, such as the Common Driver Trainer.

The October-December 2012 edition of the Army AL&T Magazine has an article on page 23 titled “Live Training Goes Mobile” that highlights PEO STRI’s focus on augmenting Live training with mobile devices.

Dignitas Technologies was awarded a prime contract to provide Portable Audio Visual Systems (PAVSs) for the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Simulation Learning, Education and Research Network (SimLEARN) Out of OR Airway Management (OOORAM) program.

Inc. magazine ranked Dignitas Technologies #633 on its annual Inc. 5000 for 2012, an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies.

Dignitas Technologies is part of the winning AVT Simulation team on the new Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) Post Deployment Software Support (PDSS) contract.

Dignitas Technologies has joined the Common Virtual Environment (CVE) program under prime contractor SAIC. The CVE program is providing common solutions to virtual and constructive programs, including computer generated forces, database generation, and more.

Dignitas Technologies is proud to be one of featured articles in the June Orlando Business Journal. The online version of the article can be found at the Orlando Business Journal.