보잉 프레즌테이션

The chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of The Boeing Company.
He has served as a member of the company’s board since 2001.
Executives of Boeing
Scott Carson
현재 Boeing 투짱
The executive vice president of The Boeing Company and former president and chief executive officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
On August 31, 2009, Carson announced his retirement effective at year end. Named as the leader of BCA in September 2006.
Carson had responsibility for all of the company’s commercial airplanes programs and related services.
In 2008, generated revenues of more than $28.2 billion
Boeing’s e-Enabled Advantage
1995, Boeing 777 was the first Airline to embed IT for flight controls and operations.
Boeing plane(777) had an installed local area network inside the aircraft.
Provide real-time information to flight crews, ground personnel, airline executives, and passengers.
Boeing executives believed that its “e-Enabled Advantage” would be the source of differentiation and leadership for decades to come.
Boeing’s e-Enabled Advantage
Strategy analyzing team: Lou Mancini, Chris Kettering, and Scott Carson.
Carson: Breaking down the silos of communication among the different business units
Mancini: Integrate the strategy into each business unit while continuing to run a profitable business
Kettering: Coordinating the entire effort
Group met often to address the challenge of translating ideas into processes.
Company Background
In 1916, William Boeing Founded an aircraft manufacturing company in the Puget Sound region of Washington State.
First customer: government of New Zealand