The Boeing Company

The Boeing Company, founded in 1916, is a global aerospace leader headquartered in Seattle with operations worldwide. The company designs, manufactures, and sells commercial airplanes, defense products, space systems, and related services. Its technical domains span aerospace engineering, aircraft manufacturing, defense systems, and space systems.

Boeing's data infrastructure supports some of the most complex engineering and manufacturing operations in the world. The company's work in commercial aviation, defense, and space exploration generates vast amounts of data across design, production, supply chain management, and fleet operations. Key programs include the 747 commercial airplane, the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft, and contributions to the International Space Station.

With a history stretching back over a century - from its first B&W seaplanes to modern spacecraft - Boeing operates at a scale that demands robust data center and IT infrastructure. The company's engineering-intensive operations require significant computing resources for simulation, design, manufacturing execution systems, and logistics across its global footprint.