Agents: Technology and Usage (Part 1)

by James Odell

Centralizing a corporation was once considered an efficient way to run an enterprise. Decisions and information processing occurred in an orderly, top-down, hierarchical manner. However, it is now clear that this type of system only works in a reasonably stable market. Globalization and changes in technology are causing today's market to be in a state of constant flux. Companies that cannot adapt fast enough to thrive in these new markets will be left behind.

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Agents: Technology and Usage (Part 1) April 2000