Volume 28 Issue 11
November 2022 News & Updates
Upcoming Events:
The Latest Chapter Happenings
Cloud-native Security and Policy: A Primer
Evan currently works as a system architect and engineer at Everwatch Solutions, Inc., where he collaborates with a team of system engineers, software developers, testers, and system administrators to modernize, design, and deploy performant and secure distributed systems. Evan previously served in the U.S. Army and has worked within the Department of Defense since 2004 as an intelligence systems technician, network engineer, system administrator, and technology instructor. He is a cloud-native and open-source advocate..
More Upcoming Events to Consider
INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter Annual Holiday Party & Awards Ceremony
Join us to celebrate the holidays by recognizing those achieving SEP certification, award member achievements, and acknowledge all those that have helped us in advancing Systems Engineering over the past year.
The evening will include a reception, fine food, musical entertainment, awards, and, stimulating conversation with friends and colleagues. Our guest speaker will be Andrew Merkle, Ph.D.; Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals Program Chair, Systems Engineering.
Announcements
Did you miss out last month?
Moving Forward with SysML v2
Sanford Friedenthal is an industry leader and independent consultant in model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Mr. Friedenthal has been a leader of the industry standards effort through the Object Management Group (OMG) and INCOSE to develop the Systems Modeling Language (OMG SysML ®) that was adopted by the OMG in 2006. He is now co-leading the effort to develop the next generation of SysML (v2). He is co-author of ‘A Practical Guide to SysML’ and ‘Architecting Spacecraft with SysML’.
The Chesapeake and Washington Metro Area Chapters hosted a joint social event for all to get to know one another. It was an evening of free food, fun, and games. Most importantly, it was a chance to get introduced to and meet with local DC and Baltimore chapter members and find out what this area’s Systems Engineers are up to. Additionally, it was a chance to learn the basics of golf in a no stress environment.
The INCOSE-CC Website is filled with musings, book reports, and after-action reports for all our events. Explore and discover a wealth of information and articles at
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Welcome, all new members to our Chapter. Thank you for being part of the INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter!

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This is the monthly newsletter for INCOSE Chesapeake, a local chapter of INCOSE International. We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing a forum for professionals practicing the art and science of Systems Engineering in the Northern & Central Maryland & Southern Pennsylvania area
The Chesapeake Chapter is always looking for volunteers to speak at our upcoming meetings! Please contact our Programs Director if you would like the opportunity to speak or can recommend someone.
Keep up with the latest news and events. Find out about our new Board of Directors. Explore our extensive library of previous lectures from our Monthly Dinner Meetings. Learn of the Benefits of Joining INCOSE. Check out Systems Engineering education in the local area. All this and more awaits you at our INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter Website.

For any comments or suggestions about this newsletter please e-mail our Communications Officer. We value your feedback.
2022 Board of Director Officers (read more at website)
  • President: Dr. Dave Flanigen, ESEP
  • Past President: Jeff Berlett, CSEP
  • President-Elect: Dr. Steve Biemer
  • Treasurer:  John Boccio, ESEP
  • Secretary: Jennifer Rainey, CSEP
  • Communications: Mike. Anderson, CSEP
  • Programs: Jason Sohike, ASEP
  • Membership: Mark Kaczmarek, ASEP