Boeing Frontiers
October 2002 
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Tomorrow's workforce
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Tomorrow’s workforce
Advances in technology —whether they involve new ways for workers to communicate, or advanced skills or high-tech tools they need to perform their daily tasks—are poised to make a seismic change to the workplace. With that in mind, Boeing is working to help provide its workforce with the experience, tools and knowledge it needs for tomorrow’s work environment. In turn, both the company and the employees stand to gain a competitive advantage.
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Plugged into the Network

The fact that Boeing sees tremendous business potential from programs based on “network-centric” applications raises a question: what does network-centric mean? Here’s an explanation of what this phrase connotes and why programs based on these applications are important to Boeing’s customers.
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Center of interest—Carl O’Berry, Vice President, Strategic Architecture, Integrated Defense Systems
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multijunction gallium arsenide solar cell
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INTEGRATED DEFENSE SYSTEMS

Ever count to 1 million? Spectrolab has

Since 1958, Boeing Spectrolab Inc. has set a solid record of performance. Spectrolab recently set another record by selling its 1 millionth multijunction gallium arsenide solar cell.
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COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES

A bright future is in the hands of Boeing engineers

It’s obvious to the most casual observer the commercial airplanes business is experiencing one of its greatest challenges. But what they should know is when it makes a comeback, as it always has done, engineers hold the code to unlock vital improvements in productivity and services that Boeing customers need and want.
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A bright future is in the hands of Boeing engineers
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