It's comin' together
As part of its efforts to support communities and the environment, Boeing has supported organizations undertaking reforesting efforts in Southern California and the Puget Sound region of Washington state.
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Greener paint for planes
For more than 10 years, the Skin & Spar team at the Boeing site in Frederickson, Wash., has been on a continuous-improvement trek with the site's Information Technology systems group. That effort culminated in a technology-based tool-management solution now in use there.
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Tech talk
Matt Ganz joined Boeing in February as the president of Phantom Works, the organization that’s helping support the technology needs of Boeing’s business units. He’s been primarily in a “listening mode” during his first six months. Here’s what’s on his mind.
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Finding NEMO
Network-enabled operations aren’t just to support battlefield awareness. In Boeing’s vision of the factory of the future, tools and sensors will be part of a huge global system of systems that connects facilities, customers, suppliers and external support and services. It's a concept known as Network-Enabled Manufacturing & Operations, or NEMO.
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Now I understand
Today, Boeing has employees in 70 countries and customers in 90. The company’s multilingual employees, located both in the United States and internationally, play a major role in supporting Boeing’s business goals around the world.
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