Model use
How can you interact with a model?
PARAMETER SELECTION
(e.g., scenario choice)
I – MODEL SETTING INTERFACE
Automatic
II - Model calculation kernel
Automatic
III - RESULT INTERFACE
USE THE RESULTS
(e.g., cost-benefit analysis based on financial results)
A MODEL CONSISTS OF THREE PARTS:
I. Setting interface – Adjust parameters or input data as needed.
II. Calculation kernel – Applies the model methodology automatically.
III. Result interface – Generates charts and outputs based on your parameter selections.
How can a model support your strategy?
Defining a strategy with a model typically involves three steps:
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FIRST STEP – IDENTIFY REMEDIAL ACTIONS:
- Based on your selected parameters, the model generates customized results (e.g., market volumes, financial risks, or impact measures).
- You can explore how outcomes vary under different scenarios to identify which interventions may optimize performance.
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SECOND STEP – CONDUCT COST-BENEFIT ANALYSES:
- For each potential intervention, the model allows a systematic cost-benefit evaluation.
- Compare implementation costs with expected benefits to prioritize options.
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THIRD STEP – MAKE FINAL STRATEGIC DECISIONS:
- Use the cost-benefit results to prioritize remedial actions.
- Focus on interventions with the highest impact or return on investment to define your strategy efficiently.
