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Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction: What's the point? 1
The Deal-Making Mind-set: Why "yes" is often not enough 17
The Implementation Mind-set
Treat the Deal as a Means to an End: What do you need beyond a "yes"? 35
Consult Broadly: Who do you need to get beyond "yes"? 49
Make History: How do you set the right precedent for implementation? 67
Air Your Nightmares: How do you discuss risk without risking the deal? 85
Don't Let Them Overcommit: How do you help make sure your counterparts can deliver? 99
Run Past the Finish Line: How do you stay focused on the real goal? 111
Negotiating and the Organization
Managing Negotiators: How do you steer them toward deals worth doing? 123
Building an Organization That Does Deals Worth Doing: How so many smart companies get it wrong 145
Critical Deals in Which Implementation Matters
Bet-the-Company Deals: Mergers, alliances, and outsourcing 183
Bread-and-Butter Deals: Customers and suppliers 215
Conclusion: When "yes" is not enough 231
Notes 239
Analytical Table of Contents 245
Index 255
About the Authors 263
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