INCOSE Orlando Monthly Meeting - February 2026 (NEW LOCATION)

Join us this month for a practical MBSE session on Integrated Capability Architecture - an approach designed to help teams launch new programs faster, align capabilities and services early, and support the DoD push to “go faster” without losing rigor.

About this event

Monthly meetings are open to everyone; you do not have to be an INCOSE member to attend. Dinner is provided by the INCOSE Orlando Chapter and there is no cost to attend. If you are not a member, we invite you to become a member of the Orlando Chapter of INCOSE (https://orlando.incose.org).

About the Presentation

Engineering teams are increasingly pressured to deliver complex systems faster while maintaining mission success and technical discipline. This presentation introduces Integrated Capability Architecture, a practical model-based approach for starting new programs, structuring early program models, and aligning stakeholders, teams, tools, capabilities, and services from day one - reducing rework and accelerating decision-making.

Built on foundations from DoDAF/UPDM/UAFML working-group efforts, the approach transfers across industries and modeling frameworks. Attendees will leave with field-tested techniques that are immediately usable and rarely covered in formal coursework - especially valuable for new program managers, engineers taking over programs, and students preparing for real-world systems challenges.

About the Presenters

Link Parikh is the founder of Rocket Technology, Inc. An aerospace design engineer, inventor, serial entrepreneur, and eVTOL beta test pilot, he brings 45+ years of experience across aerospace, defense, transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. His teams have delivered major innovations using systems engineering methods and he has received commendations from NASA, defense prime contractors, and IBM.

Todd Dunnavant, PhD, PE has 30+ years of experience practicing and supporting model-driven software development (MDD) and model-based systems engineering (MBSE). He currently works with IBM, supporting large federal system integrators and engineering-focused federal agencies, and is a frequent presenter at INCOSE, NDIA, and OMG conferences and symposia.

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