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How Boeing Manages Innovation
Bill LyonsDirector, Global Technology
October 30, 2014
WBT – Open Innovation Luncheon
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Our Vision To be the strongest, best, and
best-integrated aerospace
company in the world—now
and in the future.2
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Customer Aware, Disruptively Innovative, Productivity Driven
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Innovation Productivity
Customer Expectations
More for
Less
The alchemy of success in a more-for-less world
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90% reduction in noise footprint
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Noise footprint based on 85 dBa
1960s 2000s
New-Generation jet airplanes are exponentially more efficient
Early Jet Airplanes
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Thomas Edison Had It Right:“Genius is 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration”
Technologies:
Carbon-fiber and titanium
Advanced engines
Advanced electronics, aerodynamics and systems
Speed ...
or Efficiency?
Innovation must be customer-inspired
Sonic Cruiser Mach 0.98 speed (about 15% faster)
Same fuel burn per seat as a 777
787 20% more fuel-efficient than current
similar-size airplanes
Normal speed (Mach 0.85)
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What is Innovation?
Innovation resides at the
intersection of invention and
insight, leading to the creation
of social and economic value- National Innovation Initiative
If your cool new thing doesn't generate enough
money to cover costs and make a profit,
it isn't innovation . . . It's art
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Types of Innovation
Product Process Business
Model
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Innovation: A Balance
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Everyone Can Innovate
Present Lean OperationsPast Operations
Productivity fuels (and funds) innovation
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“Incremental” Doesn’t Mean “Insignificant”
All innovation must add value for customers, shareholders & company
737MAXEA-18G
787-10CH-47F Chinook
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Demonstrators accelerate technology
Biofuel Flight
Demonstrations
Quiet Technology
Demonstrators
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Designing the most efficient airplane
2020 technologies
787 technologies• Laminar flow nacelle and empennage
• Flight deck displays & functionality
• Flight controls and high lift design
777 technologies• Overall systems architecture
High span composite wing All new engine 2020 Passenger experience
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Technology Applied in Autonomous Systems
Phantom Ray Phantom Eye
X-37BecoDemonstrator
X-48B BWB
X-51A WaveRider
Echo Ranger
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X-51A WaveRider
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Our Challenge
Focus innovation around customers, who expect more for less
Generate greater value than the sum of our many parts
Improve development-program performance
Apply lessons learned; prevent repeat of mis-steps on future efforts
Find ways to innovate for significantly less cost
Where we were in mid-2000s
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Currently On Boeing’s Radar: Reducing the Aerospace Development-Cost Curve
Trend in Time to Develop, Build, and Test
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Similarly challenged industries are reversing the trend; we can, too
Source: DARPA
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Complexity
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Creating an Innovative Culture Find ways to innovate the culture and make it unique,
in and of itself!
Promote and reward curiosity.
Acknowledge great ideas come from anywhere and create mechanisms to capture those ideas. Create a seamless, resistance-free flow of ideas.
Blend social media technologies, communication, and multiple generations to form teams capable of innovating.
Create structured innovation processes that leverage new ideas and recognize and reward those who create them. Think of idea generation as purpose generating.
Identify high potential employees with strong discipline, teaching, and learning to participate in idea generation.
Build innovation into financial decisions and systems, risk strategies, HR strategies (hiring practices).
Find ways to manage and accept failure to promote risk-taking because speed is of the essence.
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What Boeing Needs In Its Innovators
Must-haves:
Technical excellence in chosen field
Strong sense of purpose and values
Global outlook, broad cultural and geographic perspectives
Ability to work as part of small and large teams
Ability to manage complexity and diversity in its many forms
Creativity balanced with analytical thinking
Managing innovation requires combination of “hard” and “soft” skills
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