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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
City of Virginia Beach, VA	Government	7587	$2.0B	United States	Algolia	Algolia Search	Application, Web and Enterprise Search	2024	n/a
City of Virginia Beach, VA	Government	7587	$2.0B	United States	CHI	CHI PCSWMM	Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)	2015	n/a	The City of Virginia Beach adopted CHI PCSWMM in 2015 to support citywide stormwater master planning and coastal resiliency modeling. The deployment leveraged Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) capabilities in CHI PCSWMM to construct a Primary Stormwater Management System model used for flood risk analysis. Implementation focused on stormwater master planning and integrated hydraulic modeling modules, with CHI PCSWMM used to inventory and simulate thousands of nodes and conduits across the municipal drainage network. Configuration emphasized detailed node and conduit attributes, hydrograph generation, and event based simulation workflows consistent with municipal stormwater engineering practice. Operational coverage centered on the city stormwater engineering group and coastal resiliency teams, who used CHI PCSWMM to evaluate flood scenarios and prioritize mitigation projects. The project created a centralized PSMS model asset that informed planning decisions and funding priorities for flood mitigation. Governance arrangements established model stewardship and update processes within the stormwater engineering function to maintain the node and conduit inventory and to repeat simulations as conditions changed. CHI PCSWMM served as the analytical core for the citywide modeling program, linking hydraulic modeling outputs to planning workflows for infrastructure prioritization.
	Government	7587	$2.0B	United States	UKG	UKG Pro Workforce Management (Ex UKG Dimensions)	Workforce Management	2020	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft 365	Collaboration	2018	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Proofpoint	Proofpoint Email Security and Protection	Secure Email Gateways (SEGs)	2022	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Google	Google Cloud Platform (GCP)	Application Hosting and Computing Services	2018	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Azure Cloud Services	Application Hosting and Computing Services	2020	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Intuit	Intuit Mailchimp Mandrill	Transactional Email	2023	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Cloudflare	Cloudflare CDN	Content Delivery Network	2023	n/a
	Government	12363	$2.0B	United States	Google	Google Tag Manager	Tag Management	2016	n/a

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City of Virginia Beach, VA

Government

7587

$2.0B

United States

Algolia

Algolia Search

Application, Web and Enterprise Search

2024

n/a

City of Virginia Beach, VA

Government

7587

$2.0B

United States

CHI

CHI PCSWMM

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

2015

n/a

The City of Virginia Beach adopted CHI PCSWMM in 2015 to support citywide stormwater master planning and coastal resiliency modeling. The deployment leveraged Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) capabilities in CHI PCSWMM to construct a Primary Stormwater Management System model used for flood risk analysis. Implementation focused on stormwater master planning and integrated hydraulic modeling modules, with CHI PCSWMM used to inventory and simulate thousands of nodes and conduits across the municipal drainage network. Configuration emphasized detailed node and conduit attributes, hydrograph generation, and event based simulation workflows consistent with municipal stormwater engineering practice. Operational coverage centered on the city stormwater engineering group and coastal resiliency teams, who used CHI PCSWMM to evaluate flood scenarios and prioritize mitigation projects. The project created a centralized PSMS model asset that informed planning decisions and funding priorities for flood mitigation. Governance arrangements established model stewardship and update processes within the stormwater engineering function to maintain the node and conduit inventory and to repeat simulations as conditions changed. CHI PCSWMM served as the analytical core for the citywide modeling program, linking hydraulic modeling outputs to planning workflows for infrastructure prioritization.