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Three behaviors of healthy organizations that are strongly correlated with creating deal value are talent management, external focus, and internal discipline. Talent management involves selecting the best candidates internally and externally to deliver the new vision. External focus means seeking customer feedback, collaborating with partners, and bringing in best practices from outside. Internal discipline refers to running a tight integration process through financial oversight, clear roles and accountability, linking results to incentives, and consequences for performance.
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