From an interview with Phil Condit, CEO of Boeing:

“In the six years since he and his executive team put together Vision 2016, they have transformed Boeing from a maker of airplanes into a “systems integrator”, a vision, he says, buttressed by this week’s merger. Now, building on the experiences of the war in Afghanistan and, with savage irony, the opportunities provided by September 11, he wants to go further and place Boeing at the forefront of what the Pentagon calls “system-centric warfare”: commanding and controlling the low- or no-casualty (of friendly forces) battlefield of the future.

And, going beyond that, helping to revitalise big cities with an integrated transport network that overcomes congestion and enables the public to be “mobile and connected”, capable via broadband of communicating while travelling.”

With my carfreelondon hat on, I’ve been trying to find more stuff on the ‘integrated transport network’ mentioned in this article with no avail. Anyone got any leads for me?

» Guardian Unlimited | The vintage visionary| Interview Phil Condit, chairman and chief executive of Boeing