Boeing IDS flexes muscle for new growth strategy
Boeing Integrated Defense Systems has adopted a five-pronged strategy to drive forward through the current downturn, and to continue its growth from an est

Boeing Integrated Defense Systems has adopted a five-pronged strategy to drive forward through the current downturn, and to continue its growth from an estimated $33- to $34 billion revenues for 2009 in an era of increased focus on costs.

While the U.S. Department of Defense has a 2-percent compound budget growth over the coming years, manpower costs are expected to rise by 6 percent, further squeezing the acquisition budget. As part of its strategy, IDS continues to look at reducing acquisition and operating costs to maintain the attractiveness of its products to the customer.

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