Space for career growth
To inspire college students to join the aerospace industry
after graduation, Boeing recently hosted about 240 Denver-area
undergrads at the Third Space Exploration Conference.
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Tried and true methods
To finish a long list of tasks before the delivery of Japan's
first-ever aerial refueling tanker, the KC-767 tanker team
turned to some "old school" tactics—including
Post-it notes on a wall—to increase visibility on remaining
work. It helped the team rally to get the job done.
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Looking out for future growth
The Boeing-developed SBInet system has brought advanced
security technology to a section of the United States–Mexico
border. It's intended to help U.S. Customs and Border Protection
execute its mission more effectively—and it shows how
border security is a new Boeing market for network integration.
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Tag of progress
Since the F-22 receiving team in Seattle implemented a radio frequency identification (RFID) system for raw metal tubing, they've cut costs and eliminated error. Meanwhile, both Integrated Defense Systems and Commercial Airplanes are exploring new RFID applications that benefit customers, suppliers and internal teams.
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A life with 'structure'
In St. Louis, you'll find a team of 95 engineers that design
tools—not the kind you can buy at hardware stores,
but unique and sometimes highly sophisticated tools that
are used to build Boeing jet fighters.
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Looking inward
Boeing is modernizing Integrated Defense Systems facilities
in the Puget Sound region. The goal: Create collaborative,
user-friendly work areas—in response to employee survey
results—and support the company's strategy for better
asset utilization.
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Among the stars
Boeing's satellite business and its people create products
that provide essential services and many conveniences—and
have demonstrated how Boeing teams can improve their operations
by tapping knowledge from around the enterprise.
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