These notes go further into the same subjects as the rest of this site. They cover how information is gathered, how a report is read, what a person still decides, and how that report differs from a chat tool such as Grok and from other emerging chat tools. The notes explain the ideas. They are not legal, tax, or financial advice.
Where the work starts
- From spreadsheets and databases to AI: what changed and what did not
- What the work rests on
- How information is gathered
- Who the work is for
The report
- How to read a due-diligence report
- How to read each section
- What a finding needs before you rely on it
- Trends over time and finding the best value for the money
- Reading a range