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Boeing Supports Inaugural Project for Danish Research Center

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Friday, May 28th, 2010

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Boeing [BA] said it is providing financial and technical support for the first project delivered through the Danish Advanced Manufacturing and Research Center (DAMRC). Project 1, which began May 17, will help technical leaders from participating DAMRC member companies learn how to optimize their machining operations to improve production efficiency, reduce costs and increase quality. "Danish industry, government and academia formed the DAMRC as a portal into high-end technologies and advanced production methods that will enhance the skills of our…

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