Boeing unveils new push for network-centric operations

Marc Selinger June 30, 2004
Hoping to increase the U.S. government's interest in sharing information through communication networks, the Boeing Co. has opened a Washington-based simulation facility designed to demonstrate the power of such capabilities. The newest "node" of the Boeing Integration Center (BIC) is located in...

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