Decentralized Control

Decentralized control refers to a system where decision-making authority is distributed among various individuals or groups rather than being concentrated in a single central entity. This approach allows for more flexible and responsive governance or management, as local units can make decisions based on their specific needs and circumstances. It often leads to increased participation and innovation, as diverse perspectives contribute to problem-solving. Examples can be found in organizations, governments, and technologies like blockchain, where no single party has complete control, promoting transparency and resilience. Overall, decentralized control aims to empower individuals and foster cooperation.