Tutorial 1: Design a networked business model

  • Represent networked business models in terms of end users and enterprises, as well as the things of economic value they exchange with each other.
  • Assign economic value to the things exchanged, set pricing models, the number of customer needs, the actors involved and required investments.
  • Calculate the profitability of a networked business model for all actors involved, evaluate changes in participating actors, and increase of prices.

Tutorial 2: Conduct an automated fraud assessment of a networked business model

  • Automatically generate deviations from a given value model;
  • Sort and filter these fraud scenarios based on gain for potential fraudsters or impact for the service/product provider;
  • Visualize the financial effects of fraud scenarios across a given range of occurrence rates.

Tutorial 3: Conduct a manual fraud assessment of a networked business model

  • Manually define fraud scenarios;
  • Analyse their impact on the networked business model.