Fin/419 - Week 2 - Financial Outcomes Lt Paper
Boeing Financial Outcomes
LT Team C: Mandy Turner, Kyle Smith, Kim Brown, Gary Kelly
FIN/419
June 27, 2011 Sarah Newton
Boeing Financial Outcomes In this paper Team C has selected to report financial outcomes for the Boeing Company. We will compare and contrast three potential financial outcomes that we envision for the initiative in using the most recent annual report and other financial statements. We will evaluate our discoveries to determine the most likely outcome. We will also include calculations that support our analysis of various financial outcomes and discuss the financial effect on Boeing. Boeing is the largest global aircraft producer that started in the mid-1916 and continues to grow by producing the biggest aircrafts and improving them with today’s technologies.
First making people more aware of what Boeing is and what it stands for brings more awareness of how successful the company is. In obtaining the attention of the people, we can go on from there. Boeing is a global company made of different business units, which is why Boeing is so successful. In offering different products, it opens doors for more adverse business. The different business units are Boeing commercial Airplanes (BCA), Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) Engineering, Operations & Technology, Boeing Capital, and Boeing Shared Services Group.
We the members of Team C think that the financial situation of Boeing could be quite successful. Many things happen regularly that bring in revenue, from all the different business units Boeing operates. If more people are informed they may feel the need to join in. Making money is not as easy as some may think so a game plan helps guild any company to success. The plan that this team sees is to make people understand the need and wants of the Boeing Company and if they agree they will be more willing to join in or even purchase from the company.
We envision a great financial outcome from our initiative because we are
LT Team C: Mandy Turner, Kyle Smith, Kim Brown, Gary Kelly
FIN/419
June 27, 2011 Sarah Newton
Boeing Financial Outcomes In this paper Team C has selected to report financial outcomes for the Boeing Company. We will compare and contrast three potential financial outcomes that we envision for the initiative in using the most recent annual report and other financial statements. We will evaluate our discoveries to determine the most likely outcome. We will also include calculations that support our analysis of various financial outcomes and discuss the financial effect on Boeing. Boeing is the largest global aircraft producer that started in the mid-1916 and continues to grow by producing the biggest aircrafts and improving them with today’s technologies.
First making people more aware of what Boeing is and what it stands for brings more awareness of how successful the company is. In obtaining the attention of the people, we can go on from there. Boeing is a global company made of different business units, which is why Boeing is so successful. In offering different products, it opens doors for more adverse business. The different business units are Boeing commercial Airplanes (BCA), Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) Engineering, Operations & Technology, Boeing Capital, and Boeing Shared Services Group.
We the members of Team C think that the financial situation of Boeing could be quite successful. Many things happen regularly that bring in revenue, from all the different business units Boeing operates. If more people are informed they may feel the need to join in. Making money is not as easy as some may think so a game plan helps guild any company to success. The plan that this team sees is to make people understand the need and wants of the Boeing Company and if they agree they will be more willing to join in or even purchase from the company.
We envision a great financial outcome from our initiative because we are
References: Boeing 2010 Annual Report http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/12927/000119312511028490/d10k.htm#rom117824 Boeing (2011). SEC Filing of Form 10-Q-Additional Considerations. Retrieved June 26, 2011, from: http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/12927/000119312511111215/d10q.htm#toc163858_24 Boeing (2011). Commercial Airplane Pricing. Retrieved June 26, 2011, from: http://www.boeing.com/commercial/prices/index.html Boeing (2011). Media: News Releases and Statements. Retrieved June 26, 2011, from: http://boeing.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=1638 Boeing N&SS http://www.boeing.com/bds/network_space/files/NandSS_brochure.pdf