Professor Jay W. Lorsch, Harvard Business School, personal correspondence, June 2004.
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This distinction is nothing to do with process industries, such as oil and gas. An oil exploration company, although categorized as being in a process industry, can be a projectized company nonetheless. To see why, read on.
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BSI (March 2000), British Standard BS 6079-2:2000. Project Management Part 2: Vocabulary. Third Edition. London: BSI.
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See, for example, Jackson, Joab. 'Pentagon backs spiral development', Washington Technology, Issue 06/09/03, Vol. 18, No. 5.
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'The publication of Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 5000.1 and DoD 5000.2 established a preference for the use of evolutionary acquisition strategies relying on a spiral development process', Cross Talk The Journal of Defense Software Engineering, August 2002.
Hammer, Michael. 'Re-engineering work: don't automate, obliterate'. Harvard Business Review, July August 1990. Since this initial milestone article, many feel that Hammer has softened his stance on the 'obliterate' injunction in the title.
