1st Edition

The Aerospace Business Management and Technology

By Wesley Spreen Copyright 2020
386 Pages 167 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

386 Pages 167 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

386 Pages 167 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

This textbook provides a detailed overview of industry-specific business management and technology management practices in aerospace for relevant bachelors and MBA programs. The Aerospace Business: Management and Technology sequentially addresses familiar management disciplines such as production management, labor relations, program management, business law, quality assurance, engineering... Read more

1 Introduction  2 Structure of the Aerospace Industry  3 The Aerospace Workforce and Labor Relations  4 Aerospace Law, International Accords, and Contracting Procedures  5 Government Economic Support of the Aerospace Industry  6 International Cooperation, Joint Ventures, Teaming, and Industrial Offsets  7 Aerospace Accounting and Financial Management  8 Aerospace Systems Engineering and Technology Management  9 Management of Aerospace Programs  10 Aerospace Production Management  11 Management of Aerospace Quality Assurance  12 Management of the Aerospace Supply Chain  13 Aerospace Marketing  14 Aerospace Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul  15 Environmental Challenges and the Aerospace Industry

Biography

Wesley Spreen’s professional career in the aerospace industry includes executive and managerial jobs at Boeing, Lockheed, General Dynamics, Textron, and the US Air Force. At Lockheed he was managing director of the F-16 international coproduction consortium, which at the time was the largest cooperative industrial program in the history of the aerospace industry. At Boeing he was Director of International Marketing and Sales for the company’s helicopter division.

"Wesley Spreen has produced a work of encyclopaedic proportion. Where else would you find such an array of subjects, covering so many disciplines and functional activities, expertly covered by an author at the top of his game? Thoroughly recommended." — Paul Clark, Managing Director, Through The Looking Glass Ltd