The Diligence Post

Welcome to the Diligence File website the place for ideas, strategy and resources for transforming your diligence practice.View Post

The sources you choose for your diligence impact the outcome of your diligence project. Relying on questionable sources can lead to flawed outcomes. A type of source to avoid is predatory journals. Learn how to spot them and why you should avoid them.
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How do you know the date that your content was created or published? What if it isn't listed on the site? Learn to be a"date detective" with these suggestions and ideas.View Post

Dates are a key element for successful diligence. Today's post will explore how dates are used to support successful diligence.View Post

There is diligence treasure in your organization and among your associates and networks. Today's post is a map to unlock resources and expertise that will improve your diligence. View Post

Asking "why?" will organize and guide your diligence and provide meaningful insights for your diligence project. For ideas on how to use the "why" question read today's post. View Post

Planning each step of diligence builds efficiency, logic and transparency into the diligence process. A plan provides you with a start and an end and insures more accurate and useful results. If you want great diligence don't skip the plan. View Post

Do you get frustrated by spending time looking though useless search results? Do you worry that you may miss something if you don't go through the "bad" stuff?

I have some ideas that can help. I use them and I want to pass them on to you so that you can reduce the time that spend dealing with "bad" content.View Post

Sometimes the best teacher is "real life" - but how do you find real life examples and materials for diligence projects?

For inspiration take a look at these 9 ideas.View Post

Economic sanctions are a diligence topic for all organizations. Are you familiar with the European Union Sanctions and the impact on you?View Post