The problem here is that you have to agree with the implied assumption of this article. That a business negotiator is superior to a political one and can move into a political landscape and use business negotiation tactics and win. Both systems and approaches have been around <i>forever</i> so I'm not comfortable accepting the implied assumption. Otherwise I suspect we would see it more often but the opposite usually happens. Great business leaders more often than not become lousy politicians because they don't have the ability to coerce non dependent people to their POV.