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A key point I read somewhere in the accusations is that non-Boeing contractors (e.g. Spirit) by policy cannot have access to CMES. Consequently, you have a sys
by ethbr1 3y ago
A key point I read somewhere in the accusations is that non-Boeing contractors (e.g. Spirit) by policy cannot have access to CMES.
Consequently, you have a system of record that a major party to work doesn't have access to.
As we've all seen, this leads to "actual coordination" being instead done in a system all involved parties do have access to (SAT).
Which inevitably leads to a desync between CMES (SOR by fiat) and SAT (SOR in practice).
- calebpeterson 3y agoSOR - system of record SAT - ? CMES - ?
- ethbr1 3y agoThey're described in parent's first link. Boeing systems.
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- michael1999 3y agoBut isn't that exactly the underlying fraud? Boeing and Spirit are conspiring to cover up Spirit's deficient delivery by allowing Spirit to work onsite at Renton and do post-delivery re-work and pretend that it is as-if delivered, and _outside_ Boeing's system of record. To reject the delivery and wait for Spirit to fix would ruin their delivery schedule, so they fudge it and muddle along. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/faa-puts-more-boots-on-the-floor-at-renton-plant-as-boeing-slows-work/#:~:text=For%20years%2C%20Spirit%20AeroSystems%20has,Renton%20to%20do%20catchup%20work.&text=During%20the%20Quality%20Stand%20Down,ripple%20through%20the%20production%20line https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/faa-p....
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