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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. View Post

The Panama Papers is a collection of over 11.5 million documents that exposed the use of Panamanian secrecy laws to hide ownership, wealth and even criminal activity.   View Post

Here are 7 basic items we all need for successful web research. Use them to start your own research resource list. But don't forget, depending on your organization, industry and projects there View Post

Great diligence requires an organized, easy to use strategy. Learn more about the PAR Diligence Strategy and set your organization on the path to great diligence.View Post

A diligent organization starts with a vision. You have to be able to see it first, then plan it, then implement it.
Today we start with the vision. View Post

We aren't performing diligence because ...

There are so many excuses not to perform proper diligence but your organization has to get past them if they want to perform great diligence.

Today's post looks at 5 common excuses for not performing diligence and how to address these excuses so that you can move on and get a diligence advantage.View Post

Diligence and the work of diligent people are core components for any organization that wants to be a diligent organization. But how do you define a culture of diligence and how do you assess and grow that culture? Today's post begins that exploration and gives you the CAR Components. A Diligence File tool that you can use to get you thinking and starting your diligence audit. View Post

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.View Post

Technology does not perform diligence. People perform diligence. Does your organization recognize people as the stars of diligence?View Post