központtalközpontokkal

központtalközpontokkal is a Hungarian term that translates to "centers with centers" or "central centers." It refers to a hierarchical or nested organizational structure where a primary central entity contains or manages other subordinate central entities. This concept can be applied in various contexts, including administration, governance, and network design.

In an administrative or governmental setting, a national government might be considered the primary center, with regional or state governments acting as secondary centers. These regional centers, in turn, could oversee local administrative units, which also function as centers for their respective areas. This creates a multi-layered system of authority and decision-making.

In the realm of network infrastructure, a central server might manage other servers, each of which has its own set of responsibilities or manages a specific segment of the network. This allows for distributed control while maintaining an overarching centralized management. The principle is to divide a large, complex system into manageable, interconnected units, each with its own focal point of control or operation, all ultimately reporting to or being coordinated by a higher-level center. The efficiency and effectiveness of such a structure depend on the clear definition of roles and communication channels between the different levels of centers.