A technical exchange designed to turn MOSA strategy into deployable capability.
The MOSA Industry and Government Summit & Expo convenes government, industry, and technical communities to advance the Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) as a strategic enabler for defense acquisition and innovation. At a time when modular open architectures are becoming central decision criteria across programs, this summit is your opportunity to deepen expertise, exchange practical insights, and shape how MOSA drives affordability, adaptability, interoperability, and mission effectiveness across defense systems.
Connect in person with technical leaders, program managers, acquisition executives, and innovators committed to modernizing systems across the full lifecycle. Hear forward-looking perspectives on MOSA as an integral acquisition and business strategy, from setting requirements and architecture decisions to building resilient supply networks and enabling modular acquisition pathways that support multiple sources and competitive innovation.
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.
* 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)
Brig. Gen. Jason D. Voorheis
Program Executive Officer for Fighters and Advanced Aircraft, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Air Force Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, U.S. Air Force
Christopher Garrett
Wright Patterson AFB, Technical Advisor, Systems Engineering, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center
BG David C. Phillips
Program Executive Officer, Aviation, U.S. Army
Mr. Patrick Mason, SES
Acting Principal Deputy, Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology)
Mr. Peter C. Reddy, SES
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Development, Test & Engineering), U.S. Navy, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, Test and Engineering (DASN (RDT&E)) under ASN (RD&A)
MG Frank Lozano
Program Executive Officer (PEO), Missiles and Space, Redstone Arsenal, U.S. Army
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