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By Bill Goldston |
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September 8, 2010 - The Boeing Company announced changes within its Boeing Military Aircraft (BMA) business, including consolidating the organization from six divisions to four, to continue to position the company for growth in the current business environment. The realignment of the organization will take effect on Oct. 1.
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In announcing the
changes, Boeing Military Aircraft President Chris Chadwick said the new
organization will allow BMA to meet domestic and global defense
requirements for the next 10 years and beyond.
"Importantly, our
new structure also aligns Boeing resources with our 'BMA 2020' strategic
plan to position our military aircraft business for growth over the next
decade," Chadwick added. "This alignment is a reflection of our
commitment to execution, functional excellence and customer
satisfaction."
Efficiency
improvements achieved through this organizational realignment will
result in some work force reductions, beginning with approximately 10
percent of BMA executive positions. Additional reductions across all
levels of the organization are anticipated in coming months. |