Keep the chain intact
Boeing Space and Intelligence Systems is using Critical
Chain Project Management, a progressive approach to managing
projects. That approach is having a measurable impact at
the S&IS satellite manufacturing facility in El Segundo,
Calif.
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Know where to go
Teams across Boeing are using the Collaborative Environment,
a portal on the Boeing intranet, to boost productivity through
the sharing of knowledge among Boeing employees.
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Working together matters here
At the Electronic Systems Integration Labs, Boeing’s
Global Strike Systems organization ensures that Boeing weapons
systems are fully integrated. But there’s more to this
task than connecting boxes.
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A special assignment
When Steve Monson said yes to an assignment to help win
and manage a new demonstrator program in the United Kingdom,
he had no idea how it would affect him both professionally
and personally.
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Information superiority
With the Wideband Global SATCOM satellite system, the Boeing
Space and Intelligence Systems team has created a breakthrough
in satellite communications (SATCOM) for the U.S. Department
of Defense and other U.S. government agencies. WGS represents
a quantum leap in capacity: One WGS satellite provides the
capacity of 10 satellites it will replace.
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One last hurrah for a unique aircraft
The Airborne Surveillance Testbed was a unique, specially
modified Boeing 767 that was a key element of the U.S. Department
of Defense’s Strategic Defense Initiative. The aircraft
was retired in 2003 and recently was dismantled. Yet it generated
knowledge that’s still used by Boeing programs.
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