November 2025 Chapter Meeting
Date and Time:
Wednesday, November 12, 2025, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Dinner provided by INCOSE-Orlando Chapter Members
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Location:
One Resource Square/SAIC Building, 13501 Ingenuity Drive, Suite 232, Orlando, FL 32817.
Go to Rocket Technology, Inc. (2nd Floor, left from elevators, right down the hall, office on the left)
About this Event:
Dinner, Networking and Opening Remarks: 5:30-6:30
Featured Presentation: 6:30-7:30
Practical SE: 7:30-8:00
Networking and Group Discussions to follow formal meeting
Dinner is provided by the INCOSE-Orlando Chapter Members free of charge. (Registration Required, use the link above to register for the event to assist with event planning.) This event is open to the Central Florida Engineering and Business Community.
Presentation:
A methodology is presented that is optimized for use by constituent system teams to assess the SoS safety risk. It does this by leveraging systems engineering principles to address the lacking aspects of the state-of-the-art risk analysis methods. This results in a more optimal safety risk analysis for all systems and elements involved in the SoS. This method has been applied to several projects over the last few years. The resulting lessons learned, which are also presented, led to a more refined and pragmatic approach. Recommendations of when to use this new method versus the typical methods is also made.
Presenter:
Mike Celentano, ESEP, BSEE, has been influencing the Medical Devices sector since 1987. He has broad product development experience including, but not limited to: Systems Engineering & Program Management, Technology Management, Advanced Research & Prototyping, Engineering Management & Stakeholder Management, Enterprise Architecture & System of Systems, Risk Management, Reliability & Robustness Engineering. He has demonstrated SE value to several MedTech companies including Technicon, Miles, Bayer, Seradyn, UMM, Roche, Lilly and now S.O.S. LLC. Mike is also a founder of, and active volunteer for, the INCOSE Healthcare Working Group.