Boeing faces several important challenges in developing its 787 Dreamliner project. It must adapt to a new collaborative culture while designing a versatile wing and high-bypass engines that do not add weight. disagreements with airlines over pilot controls could also cause trouble. By sharing knowledge with partners in Japan and China through its new business model, Boeing risks creating future competitors in these countries that could challenge its dominance in the commercial aircraft industry over time.
Boeing faces several important challenges in developing its 787 Dreamliner project. It must adapt to a new collaborative culture while designing a versatile wing and high-bypass engines that do not add weight. disagreements with airlines over pilot controls could also cause trouble. By sharing knowledge with partners in Japan and China through its new business model, Boeing risks creating future competitors in these countries that could challenge its dominance in the commercial aircraft industry over time.
Boeing faces several important challenges in developing its 787 Dreamliner project. It must adapt to a new collaborative culture while designing a versatile wing and high-bypass engines that do not add weight. disagreements with airlines over pilot controls could also cause trouble. By sharing knowledge with partners in Japan and China through its new business model, Boeing risks creating future competitors in these countries that could challenge its dominance in the commercial aircraft industry over time.
Usually Boeing is very secretive of their projects, but for 787 project, it has to share the ideas with a team of 150 members Hence transition in its culture is huge Challenging for Boeing to design a wing that could fit well in both size(197 foot Dreamliner & 20 foot shorter range) High-bypass engines could save fuel but the challenge here is to mount it without adding weight which could offset their efficiency Boeing could face trouble in decision making or designing some parts of its aircrafts, since this is their first time, in working as a group with other customers Some airlines want Boeing to give the pilots Airbus-like side stick controls, but Boeing old-style yokes were safer This led to disagreement between them Being on track with regard to the scheduling and delivering the aircraft Is Boeing creating its own new competitors from Japan and China? Is this inevitable? Is it the right course of action? With the current global systems integrator strategy , Boeing gave up its unique position of superior knowledge of building a commercial aircraft Usually Boeing maintained its secrecy under lock and key, but now it shared a manual regarding its secrecy creating a potential competitor for the future Japanese company learnt many aspects through the previous contracts, now with this project, they had filled the critical nuances of making an aircraft Creating a potential competitor in the form of China, which had long declared its objective of developing a civil aerospace industry Boeing should come up with a patent formulae with regard to their design & technology, so that it would provide them a much needed security