Quonoon believes that participating in its research programmes involves significant investments. These include teaching, residential, and logistical aspects as a whole, and should be analysed to raise awareness of the cost of the project. On the one hand, we distinguish between teaching payments to Quonoon and those related to the management and search of the best transportation and accomodation options, which are the exclusive responsibility of the researcher.

The Blended Learning training model, on which Quonoon works, involves considering several aspects of developing the research activity. We call this the Teaching Activity. This Teaching Activity requires investments from different aspects, which are explained in detail in the acceptance contract, with sufficient information to become fully aware of what needs to be done. This, of course, is always in direct reference to the research.

Another important level is accommodation and travel. This is necessary for the candidates is their responsibility in terms of financing and management.  It is advisable for the researcher to work on his own personal computer and maintain everything he achieves in a Cloud Hosting service so as to guarantee the availability of the data, anywhere in the world. The documentation that is generated for research should be achieved mostly through information obtained online. To discuss this section in detail, we can arrange video conferences. The same can be done through different videochat services, including Zoom or similar services.  In our videoconference interview we will explain in detail how the project will be personalized. To correctly define the investment, we will establish a budget to see if it is viable for the participant. Quonoon is based on Total Quality Management references for decision making. In this case, we takeRobert Samuel Kaplan as an example. Internationally recognized as the creator of the Balanced Scorecard, he defended the technique of the Financial Perspective  which includes the collection and analysis of economic data, risk assessment, and cost benefit analysis.