The Diligence 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

Why aren't people performing great diligence? Identify the reason(s) to begin the process of improvement. Here are some common reasons people have trouble performing great diligence. View Post

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. View Post

Your diligence project may be complex and the issues complicated but you can simplify the process with these strategies. View Post

To Pay or Not to Pay - That is the question. With so many free sources on the web should you pay for online content ?

Today we will explore when it makes sense to pay for online content.View Post

The best people for great diligence are PICKIE people. PICKIE is an acronym for behaviors and traits that allow you to transform diligence from good to great. Learn more about how PICKIE people will transform your diligence. View Post

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