Simple, Practical Tools

Do your organization, your team, your co-workers have a diligence problem? That is the subject of this post. Identifying red and orange flags that signal diligence issues.

Use Questions. Questions are a key to better diligence. Develop sets of questions that you can use to plan, organize and guide you through your diligence projects. Today’s post is a start. Make a list and add your own.

The website opened yesterday, last week or last month but now it won’t open. All you get is a 404 error message. Maybe it does open but now there are sections that are missing or many broken links. What to do?

Consider trying one or all of these suggestions for dealing with websites that opened yesterday but won’t open today.

When the information you want is in a language you don’t speak, all is not lost.

Try using an online translator such as Google Translate. It’s free and it’s easy.

A diligent organization needs a solid internal framework. A framework that allows the organization to grow and maintain diligence through changing cycles of business, compliance and technology.

Use the Diligence File Framework to build a resilient, flexible diligence structure.