The Diligence Post

The New Year is approaching. Time to think about what you can do differently next year so that you increase your diligence success. Today the focus is on 5 resolutions that won't cost you anything but will help you and your team have the best diligence year ever!View Post

We are used to thinking about the contents on the web as free, but is this really true? Learn why great diligence research requires an answer to this question.View Post

I have some diligence thoughts for the New Year. Feel free to use them and may this next year be the best diligence year ever! View Post

Law firm websites are a great source of global diligence content.

Explore how to find law firm sites on the web, locate useful content on the site and ideas for for how to use the content to advance your diligence project. View Post

To transform content into knowledge use your judgement, experience and wisdom to perform a series of assessments. Today, I am showing you how I make content judgements during the RAS processes (Research - Analysis - Synthesis). View Post

Checklists are a valuable tool for performing diligence. Here are 7 important reasons to start using checklists.View Post

Geography is a point of diligence for many projects. While most people don't have an extensive background in geography and related topics, there is a wealth of online material relating to geography.

The Diligence File is opening its collection of resources and sharing some suggestions for where to start looking for useful materials for use in your diligence projects.View Post

Geography related content is important for business, compliance and mission diligence. But most people have never had a course in geography because most schools don't teach it anymore.

What to do? Read this post to understand why geography is important and how to improve geography diligence skills.View Post

Diligence is associated with location. Today is a review of basic country information and the ways in which country affiliation is used for diligence.View Post