Networked Business Model Canvas (Deliverable 5.1)

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Networked Business Model Canvas is a generative tool developed for exploring alternative open design-led business models in distributed value creation settings. This tool will be utilised throughout work package 5 as part of the co-creation workshops to explore alternative businesses, and it can be utilised by anyone interested in exploring alternative value creation practices in distributed value creation settings.

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distributed value creation network, business model canvas, distributed production, multi-stakeholder mapping, generative design research

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Y. Bakırlıoğlu, “Networked Business Model Canvas (Deliverable 5.1),” 2022. Accessed: 00, 2022. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/99742.