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Industry Supply Network Response: Sampling of Bellwether Companies- Part Three

by Bob Ferrari | May 12, 2021 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Service-centered Supply Chains, Supply Chain Disruption, Supply Chain Performance | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog surveys recent financial and operational performance of some bellwether companies’ indicative of ongoing industry supply chain disruption. We focus on indicators of how certain industries, companies, key services providers and customers are faring during this unprecedented 2021 global supply chain surge of activity. In this blog we focus on commercial aircraft supply chains and specifically Airbus and Boeing.

Boeing Announces Plans to Reduce Additional Headcount

by Bob Ferrari | Oct 29, 2020 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Procurement and Sourcing, Supply Chain Disruption | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog reflects of this week’s announcement from commercial aircraft manufacturer Boeing announcing additional headcount reductions that extend thru the year 2021

COVID-19 Industry Supply Chain News Capsule- August 19 2020

by Bob Ferrari | Aug 19, 2020 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Automotive Supply Chain, Global Trade Issues, Online Customer Fulfillment, Procurement and Sourcing, Transportation and Logistics | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog re-initiates our weekly capsule of news reports that have implications for various industry supply chains. With COVID-19 coronavirus news once again on the rise, we provide this feature to assist our readers in their efforts to keep updated on noteworthy developments.

Airbus and Boeing Financial Performance Portends More Challenges Ahead for Industry Supply Chains

by Bob Ferrari | Jul 30, 2020 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Supply Chain Disruption | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog provides an update to our previously published commercial aircraft industry supply chain blog published several days ago. With both Boeing and Airbus having now reported their latest financial performance, the overall financial, operational and workforce challenges confronting this industry and respective supply chains are becoming clearer.

Commercial Aerospace Industry Update- Contrast in Strategy and Outlook

by Bob Ferrari | Jul 22, 2020 | Additive manufacturing, Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Operations management, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Supply Chain Disruption, Supply Chain Performance, Supply Chain Risk Management, Supply Chain Strategy | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog provides and updated industry-focused commentary focused on the commercial aircraft industry business, aircraft demand and supply chain challenges. One manufacturer has stood out for its customer collaboration and more agile supply chain capabilities.

Boeing Reportedly Terminating Embraer Acquisition Deal

by Bob Ferrari | Apr 27, 2020 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Supplier Collaboration | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights industry and business media reports over this weekend indicating that commercial aerospace manufacturer Boeing has reportedly walked away from plans for 80 percent control of Brazil based Embraer SA.

Airbus and Boeing Both Impacted by COVID-19 Coronavirus Outbreak Implications

by Bob Ferrari | Mar 23, 2020 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Supply Chain Disruption | 1 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog updates readers on commercial aerospace manufacturer’s Airbus and Boeing, as both have both been directly impacted by the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus global outbreak.

The Dubai Air Show- Yet Another Commercial Aerospace Industry Wake-Up

by Bob Ferrari | Nov 21, 2019 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Supply Chain Strategy | 0 |

In this Supply Chain Matters blog commentary, we highlight this week’s Dubai Air Show industry event, along with contrasting both similarities and differences that have occurred over a short two years concerning commercial aircraft demand, along with their implications for the industry’s respective supply networks.

Another Burden for Industry Supply Chains- Imposition of U.S. Import Tariffs on EU Produced Products

by Bob Ferrari | Oct 7, 2019 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Automotive Supply Chain, Global Trade Issues, Procurement and Sourcing, Service Lifecycle Management, Service-centered Supply Chains, Supply Chain Disruption, Supply Chain Management for Small and Medium Business | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blogs provides commentary reflecting on planned added trade and tariff actions related to the United States and the Eurozone sector, with specific impacts for commercial aerospace and automotive sectors.

Boeing’s Ugly Q2-2019 Financial Performance- The Playing of the 737 MAX Production Suspension Card

by Bob Ferrari | Jul 30, 2019 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Product Lifecycle Management, Supply Chain Disruption | 0 |

Commercial aerospace manufacturer Boeing reported what many in business media have concluded as its worst quarterly financial performance ever, principally from the ongoing global grounding of the global 737 MAX fleet. The outlook presents continued challenges that will likely extend for many months to come.

Highlights of Airbus and Boeing Full Year 2018 Financial and Individual Supply Networks Operational Performance

by Bob Ferrari | Feb 18, 2019 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Operations management, Procurement and Sourcing, Supplier Management, Supply Chain Performance, Supply Chain Strategy | 0 |

The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights 2018 full year financial and operational performance results from Airbus and Boeing. It is becoming ever clearer for both commercial aircraft aerospace manufacturers that individual supply network performance remains crucial in 2019 and beyond and will be the determinant of long-term goal attainment for investors, suppliers and customers.

Airbus and Boeing Report Q4-2018 and Full Year Operational Performance

by Bob Ferrari | Jan 10, 2019 | Aerospace Supply Chain, Manufacturing Strategies, Operations management, Procurement and Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, Supplier Management, Supply Chain Performance | 0 |

Both Airbus and Boeing formally reported Q4-2018 and full year operational performance with both aerospace manufacturers missing originally stated full year milestones despite extraordinary efforts in the second-half of the year.

Tag: Boeing supply chain challenges

Industry Supply Network Response: Sampling of Bellwether Companies- Part Three

Boeing Announces Plans to Reduce Additional Headcount

COVID-19 Industry Supply Chain News Capsule- August 19 2020

Airbus and Boeing Financial Performance Portends More Challenges Ahead for Industry Supply Chains

Commercial Aerospace Industry Update- Contrast in Strategy and Outlook

Boeing Reportedly Terminating Embraer Acquisition Deal

Airbus and Boeing Both Impacted by COVID-19 Coronavirus Outbreak Implications

The Dubai Air Show- Yet Another Commercial Aerospace Industry Wake-Up

Another Burden for Industry Supply Chains- Imposition of U.S. Import Tariffs on EU Produced Products

Boeing’s Ugly Q2-2019 Financial Performance- The Playing of the 737 MAX Production Suspension Card

Highlights of Airbus and Boeing Full Year 2018 Financial and Individual Supply Networks Operational Performance

Airbus and Boeing Report Q4-2018 and Full Year Operational Performance

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