Which organizational knowledge is useful: rare, medium, or well-done?-Comparison of different levels of organizational knowledge in multiagent environments

Focuses on several levels of organizational knowledge and investigates the characteristics of each level in multiagent environments. A careful investigation of the characteristics has revealed the following implications: (1) a moderately structured level of organizational knowledge improves solutions in an individual evaluation and reduces computational costs in an organizational evaluation as a comparison when reusing roughly or well structured levels of organizational knowledge; and (2) the moderately structured level of organizational knowledge has great, potential for further improvement of solutions or computational costs even in strict cases where good solutions or small computational costs have been already found