MOSA Industry and Government Summit 2025

MOSA Industry &
Government Summit & Expo

Don't miss this year's MOSA Industry and Government Summit & Expo, featuring key leadership from the Department of Defense and Tri-Service, Panel Discussions and presentations from experts in Open Architecture, Open Standards, and MOSA. With over 100 Exhibitor booths showcasing live demonstrations, attendees can engage directly with specialists and authorities. Connect with government offices and industry decision-makers implementing MOSA initiatives. Gain insights into how the DoD is integrating MOSA into Major Defense Acquisition Programs. This targeted gathering provides numerous face-to-face opportunities to engage with U.S. Navy, Army, and Air Force leadership and Industry.

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MOSA 2025 Panel Tracks:

Advanced Interoperability Standards
AI and Automation Integration and Digital Engineering
Requirements and Budget for MOSA
Testing for MOSA
Dual-use MOSA

SUBMIT YOUR PANEL PROPOSAL - Due by Dec. 13

Panel Submission Notifications: January 10

SUBMIT YOUR PITCH/INNOVATION - Early Bird Deadline: Dec. 13

MOSA Innovation Challenge Early Bird Notifications: January 10

JOIN MOSA MAILING LIST

MOSA, Modular Open System Approach, is an integrated technical and business strategy for managing and sustaining: a systems and fleets of of systems, that employs modular and open principles. Applying MOSA at the enterprise level fosters collaboration across PMs to drive towards enterprise-wide objectives and more easily removable, upgradeable, and interoperable components.

Key Highlights:

Decision-makers, Policymakers, Influencers Advancing Rapid Innovation
Real-world Challenges Faced Integrating MOSA Strategy
Navy, Army, Air Force Joint Communications Demo – We Are There
MOSA in Gov't Acquisition - Latest Acquisition Business Practices
Integrating Systems Using Multiple Standards, Architecture Frameworks
Transitioning from All Purpose-built Systems to Modular Open Systems
Major System Component Level Specifications (AMCE, ASE, CDC, PVI, DVE, DB, EPS, IMPACT, LAD, Link 16, C5ISR, UVC)

* Major System Components: Aviation Mission Computing Environment (AMCE), Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE), Comms, Datalinks, and Controls (CDC), Common Pilot Vehicle Interface (PVI), Degraded Visual Environment (DVE), Digital Backbone (DB), Electrical Power Systems (EPS), Integrated Mission Planning Airspace Control Tools (IMPACT), Large Area Display (LAD), Link 16 & C5ISR, Navigation, Uncrewed Vehicle Control (UVC)

MOSA is a top priority that will impact readiness, affordability, and innovation.

MG Robert Barrie, Deputy for Acquisition and Systems Management, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology)