Titlebook: Hierarchies in Distributed Decision Making; Christoph Schneeweiss Book 19991st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Distributed

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Christoph Schneeweissntimykotika: Spektrum - Dosierung - Nebenwirkungen.* Tabellen: nach Substanzen, Erregern und Indikation geordnet.* Antibiotikagabe bei Schwangerschaft, Nieren- und Leberinsuffizienz.* Umweltschonende und kostensparende Hygieneratschl?ge

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Constructional Hierarchieshierarchies, they are characterized by a conflict-free team situation (see Fig. 2.3) and by symmetric information. Thus constructional hierarchies are mainly constructed to reduce conceptual and/or computational complexity.

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Principal Agent Hierarchiesion. (See the definition of constructional and organizational hierarchies in Fig. 2. 3. ) The levels were allowed to possess different states of information; an antagonistic behavior, however, was not assumed to be present or effective. That is to say, the levels did not exploit their information in an opportunistic way.

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Organizational Design and Flexibilitye hierarchy types defined in Chapter 2 (Fig. 2.3). That is, design problems can involve one or more decision makers, the levels can cooperate as a team, or, at the other extreme, they can behave antagonistically as in a principal agent situation.

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Hierarchical Configurationsed as hierarchies that do not allow the base-level to react. The . of such reactions, however, was anticipated and taken into account by the top-level decision maker. Thus, in general, it turned out to be necessary to carefully estimate and forecast the base-level’s behavior.