Service Offerings

Diligence gives business leaders the strategic and tactical information and analysis they need to make informed and rewarding decisions.

    To achieve this, we have sub-divided our service offering into six broad categories:

  • Competitive Intelligence
  • Due Diligence and Regulatory Due Diligence
  • Investigations
  • Technical Services
  • Risk Assessment and Security
  • Asset Management Intelligence

We believe that, in business, whoever has the best information wins. Accordingly, Diligence strives to provide timely and accurate information and analysis to permit our clients to make better-informed decisions, identify opportunities and solutions, compete more effectively and plan more creatively. Whether working on a one-off project, or establishing and maintaining a longer-term monitoring and reporting program, our work includes:

  • Assisting with complex or difficult negotiations by identifying and filling information gaps;
  • Providing detailed assessments of business operating environments;
  • Examining risk and stability issues involving concerns over labor, local government, corruption and crime, physical security and regional security;
  • Detailing local business practices including any local government influences on business and the behavior of competitors;
  • Reporting on relevant aspects of supplier relationships or specific commodities that affect business operations, including production levels, inventory, and shipping.

For more information, please read: Case Study 1

In the area of competitive intelligence, we build a profile of the competitive landscape in a given industry sector to enable clients to leverage their market position. This includes identifying potential rivals, assessing these rivals' respective strengths and weaknesses, understanding how they operate and who their commercial and governmental allies are.

In this area, we work on:

  • Assessing competitors' strategies to guard against any effort to undermine client positions in competitive bidding and/or government procurements;
  • Examining the business strength and local connections of potential partners;
  • Vetting potential suppliers and distributors as well as local affiliates and associations;
  • Identifying and counteracting any rival effort to weaken the reputation of our clients;
  • Identifying commercial and governmental allies of competitors while developing influential potential client contacts and relationships.

For more information, please read: Case Study 2, Case Study 3 and Case Study 4

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