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After careful analysis of 1048 business decisions over 5 years, the authors fondly criticize the concept of focusing only on the instant on decision making and not the entire process that leads to it. The research shows that, various other factors like Industry/Company variables, Quantity and detail of analysis performed and Quality of the process to exploit analysis and climax in a decision also play a big role in good decision making. The article clearly states that the existence of biases in business decision making briefly roots back to habits, training, selection and work culture. Biases are hard-wired into the human nature and hence become an unavoidable part of decision making. Efficient strategic decisions call out to avoid these biases as well as, prevent them from happening to someone else too.