Organizations that repeatedly bring profitable ideas to the marketplace accumulate assets and wealth. What could be gained from such an exploration General economic theory suggests that organizations have probably attempted to minimize the communications inefficiency that is assumed to be present in their structures. It may even be possible that corporations attempt these maneuvers in attempts to meet their profitmaking obligations to their shareholders. As a result, there are several tomes that discuss the best way to maximize the communicational efficiency through the different levels of a corporation. One idea that enjoyed recent popularity was the idea to flattening organizations.
Organizations have different sizes, and they have different goals.
The need for high-accuracy communications towards the top of an organization is different between a software development firm and, say, a chicken deboning operation. With these factors in mind, the goal of this paper is to begin a discussion about upward value propagation in tree structures, in the hopes that such an exploration will give assist in giving corporate planning entities in building such structures. For the purposes of this simulation, an economic environment is created that contains a collection of corporations. These corporations are simple tree structures, with the root at the top. Noise affects the perception of quality as an idea is propagated to senior levels.