Lockheed CEO Maps Pivot to Move at `Skunk Works' Speed
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Lockheed’s push to make the whole company operate at Skunk Works speed is a signal that even defense primes are trying to compress development cycles and decision layers. If you sell into defense or adjacent industries, expect procurement and integration timelines to come under similar pressure — and tune your delivery promises accordingly.
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