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Integrating the Engineering, IT, and Integrating the Engineering, IT, and Business Functions at Raytheon Business Functions at Raytheon Using Three Types of GlueUsing Three Types of Glue
Presented by Tom Presented by Tom LydonLydonDirectorDirector
Enterprise Network ServicesEnterprise Network ServicesSeptember 25, 2003September 25, 2003
Raytheon AircraftRaytheon Aircraft
Our ProductsOur Products
A Leader in Global Technology Integration
Government and Defense
Raytheon Systems Limited
• More than 77,000 employees
• In 54 countries, in more than 150 locations
• Over 50 sites in the United States
• More than 7,000 programs
• More than 24,000 engineers
• 9,000 new graduates (within five years of Bachelors degree)
Who is Raytheon ?
1998 Challenge - Four Cultures
• How to Convergence Cultures while retaining Legacy Data & Best Practices
RaytheonRaytheon
HughesHughes
TI TI DefenseDefense
EE--SystemsSystems
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100,000 employees100,000 employees$17B Revenue$17B Revenue4 Strong Cultures4 Strong Cultures
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Challenge - Integration of Functions
• Integration of Engineering and Information Technology with Businesses
EngineeringEngineering&&
TechnologyTechnology
CustomersCustomers
PartnersPartnersSuppliersSuppliers
CustomersCustomers
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PartnersPartners
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PartnersPartnersSuppliersSuppliers
Process & ToolsIntegrated Product Development System
Defines the way we plan, capture and execute programs
Provides tools and processes that
enable Integrated Product Teams to
perform their tasks
EVMS, IMP/IMS, CAIV
Provides an environment for
continuous process improvement
Raytheon Six Sigma
Provides “One Company” language and tools to enable program capture and successful execution
Building a Process Culture - Requires Discipline!
Program Management2 - Project Planning, Management and Control
3 Requirements
andArchitectureDevelopment
5System Integration,
Test, Verificationand Validation
(ITV&V)
4 Product Design
andDevelopment
Planning 6 - Production and Deployment
Planning 7 - Operations and Support
1Business Strategy
ExecutionBusiness/StrategicPlanning
Program Capture/Proposal
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PROJECT DECISION GATES•Validates process•Drives discipline•Allows tailoring•Management involvement & oversight
Interest / No InterestPursue / No Pursue
Bid / No BidBid / Proposal Review
Internal Preliminary Design Review
ContractClosure
Start-Up Review
Internal System Function Review
Internal Critical Design Review
Internal Test / ShipReadiness Review
Internal ProductionReadiness Review
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Strategic Plan
Integrated Product Development System
• Discipline without bureaucracy • Integration across value stream• Execution driven by gate reviews
Integrated Product Development System
IPDS Drives Cost and Schedule Performance, PredictabilitySchedule Performance Index
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IPDS Deployment IPDS Deployment Across RaytheonAcross Raytheon
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Level 3DefinedLevel 3Defined
Level 2ManagedLevel 2
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Level 4Quantitatively
managed
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Level 1PerformedLevel 1
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Multiple Multiple ProcessesProcesses
CommonCommonMetricsMetrics
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Level 5OptimizingLevel 5
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BurnhamBurnhamIPDS IPDS
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Raytheon is WorldRaytheon is WorldClass in Software Class in Software
Development Development TODAY!TODAY!
Capability Maturity Model®-Carnegie Mellon assessment of software
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Level 2Repeatable
Level 2Level 2RepeatableRepeatable
Level 4ManagedLevel 4Level 4
ManagedManagedLevel 1Initial
Level 1Level 1InitialInitial
Level 5Optimizing
Level 5Level 5OptimizingOptimizing
CMM(i)CMM(i)
NotNotPredictablePredictable
ControlControlEmergingEmerging
FeedbackFeedbackControlControl
PredictablePredictable
ValueValueOptimizedOptimized
CMM / CMM(i) CMM / CMM(i) ------>>Prioritization FunctionPrioritization Function
The Foundation of R6�
KaizenKaizen
QFDQFDDOEDOE PIPI
SPCSPCcfmcfm
TraditionalTraditionalSix SigmaSix Sigma
DFMDFM
AgileAgile
CMICMI DTCDTC
JITJITLeanLean
ProcessProcess
ToolsTools ToolsTools
RaytheonSix Sigma
• Classical Six Sigma• Quality Function Deployment • Design of Experiments• Process Capability Analysis• Gauge R&R• Ishikawa Tools• Taguchi Methods• Process Mapping• Statistical Process Control
• Design for Six Sigma• Design To Cost• Statistical Requirements Analysis• FMECA• Statistical Design Performance
Simulation • Software Predictive Statistical Tools• Risk Management• DFMA
• Total Quality Management
• Re-engineering• Breakthrough Improvement• Process Mapping• Change Management Skills• Process Improvement Teams• Problem-Solving Tools • Benchmarking
• Lean/Agile Enterprise• Value Stream Analysis• Single Piece Flow• Agile Manufacturing• Just In Time• Supply Chain Management• Kaizans• Mistake Proofing• Continuous Flow
• Goal Deployment• Balanced Scorecard• Hoshin Planning
Design for Six Sigma is JOB 1 in Engineering
The Five R6� Principles
�Specify value in the eyes of the customer.�Identify value stream; eliminate waste
and variation.�Make value flow at pull of the customer.�Involve, align, and empower employees.�Continuously improve knowledge in
pursuit of perfection.
• Technical Career Ladder• Rewards & Recognition Strategy• Retention Strategy• Diversity Initiative• Learning & Development Strategy• Career Development• Team Development
• Web-based Communication• Collaborative Product
Development (CPD)• Newsletters• Symposiums, etc
• CMMI• Metrics• Gate Review Process• Program Execution• Raytheon Six Sigma
• Process & Tool Strategy• Common Process Development• Interface to Enterprise Process• Process Deployment Roadmaps• Policies & Procedures• CMMI• Raytheon Six Sigma
• Technology Strategy • Technology Networks• IR&D Allocation Process• IDEA Program• University Research
The Engineering & Technology Starpoint
Engineering &Technology Council (E&TC)
“One CompanyApproach”
PerformanceExcellence
Communication& Collaboration
TechnologyStrategy
Process & ToolStrategy
EngineeringPeople Strategy
Integrated Technology Strategies
Business Units
Strategic Business Area
MS RACIDS NCSIIS SAS
Technology Areas
RF
EO/Lasers
Processing
Arch/Syst Int
Missile Defense
Precision Strike
Homeland Defense
ISR
CorrelateRationalizeStrategize
RF
EO/Lasers
Processing
Arch/Syst Int
Mat’l & Structure Mat’l/Struct• Deliver Technology Area roadmaps• Articulate what is possible and when• Coordinate Joint Business Unit IR&D projects• Shape Customer Technology Vision and Create CRAD Opportunities• Rationalize Common Component Technology Sourcing through
- Make/Buy Process - Strategic Alliances
FutureTechnologies
5-10 Years
Product Introductions
0-10 Years
StrategicThrusts
0-15 Years
Re-shaping the company through innovation
NanoTechnology-(MIT) $50MNanoElectronics $32MGallium Nitride T/R Modules $10MFocal Plane Arrays $25MSolid State Lasers (HP) $36MNext Gen T/R Modules $10M
Cum Investment (IRAD+CRAD)
Directed Energy WeaponsBMD Hit To Kill WeaponsCooperative EngagementNetwork Centric Systems
Missile DefenseIntel, Surv., ReconPrecision StrikeHomeland DefenseSystems IntegrationModeling & Simulation
CEC
DEW
Tomorrow’s Technology
Component Technologies Systems Technologies Thrust Areas
Architecture & Systems Integration - The Domain
Networked Networked CollaborationCollaboration
Global Battlespace Global Battlespace VisualizationVisualization
Robust Time Robust Time Critical TargetingCritical Targeting
Dynamic Dynamic Engagement ControlEngagement Control
Horizontally & Vertically Horizontally & Vertically Integrated MultiIntegrated Multi--Spectrum Spectrum
CoverageCoverage
Cross-Enterprise Collaboration
Raytheon Council Structure:Both Enterprise and Engineering cross-business councilsfocusing on leveraging “One Company” solutions for:
- People, Process & Tools, Collaboration, Technology and Performance Excellence
Raytheon CorporateGOVT&DEFENSE
Non
GOVT
AIRCRAFT
Program Leadership Council
Engineering & Tech Council
Supply Chain Council
BD Council
Productivity is evident in our results …
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Drivers of this success�R6�
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“R6� saves lives”
- Stephen MajerowiczMALTA Ground TerminalUS Department of Defense
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IPDS Deployment Across Raytheon
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IPDS: The Results !
Three Types of “Glue” Pulling Teams Together
• Cultural Convergence while retaining Legacy Data & Best Practices
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IPDS + R6� + CMMI Pr
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InformationInformation
IntegratedIntegratedSupply ChainSupply Chain
CustomerCustomerFocusedFocused
MarketingMarketing
EVMSEVMS
HR ProcessesHR Processes StrategicStrategicPlanningPlanning
Annual Annual OperatingOperating
PlanPlan
Innovation will flourish on the bedrock of discipline
RISE *RISE *
* Raytheon Integrated Synthetic Environment* Raytheon Integrated Synthetic EnvironmentGlue #1Glue #1
Glue #2Glue #2
Glue #3Glue #3