Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Centralized and Decentralized Control System Structures

The system owner determines and selects an optimal control system structure for performance. Centralization and Decentralization are two control system modes in any System Platform. Invisible entities expand in internal and external system environments when the system owner transforms the pattern structure back and forth between a centralized and decentralized model.
The system owner is supposed to measure and anticipate complexity among system elements and external environments before encapsulating the selection of an optimal control system. A wrong presumption in system analysis hints at inappropriate control systems and operations. Unfit strategy patterns for control system structure can cause low-performance accountability. Besides, system resources and external forces would need more adaptability and interoperability in newly developing and interpreting the design. There are many instance levels between centralizing and decentralizing Control System Strategy.
 
Observation:  
The control system conversion corresponds to a new algorithmic pattern within internal and external environments.

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