Skunk Works is a term used to describe a specialized team or division within a company that focuses on developing innovative projects in a fast and flexible manner. Originally associated with Lockheed Martin, it was created during World War II to design advanced aircraft like the P-80 Shooting Star. The goal of Skunk Works is to foster creativity and rapid prototyping, often working outside traditional corporate structures. The Skunk Works approach emphasizes collaboration, secrecy, and agility, allowing teams to tackle complex challenges without bureaucratic delays. This model has been adopted by various industries, leading to breakthroughs in technology and product development, while maintaining a focus on efficiency and innovation.