The development of two Hayekian concepts as heuristic principles is presented as an exploration of relations between technological processes and firms' organizational systems. This is done by analyzing, within the decisional processes of the economic unit, the forms of technical-organizational configuration that firms must have in order to produce satisfactory performances as to the control and management of input and output flows (materials and information), which originated from technical-economic contexts subject to more or less accelerated transformations. The results, reached through developing the reflections set out subsequently, are as follows: 1) from a theoretical and abstract viewpoint, there exist at least two types of technical-information configuration which firms can adopt; 2) the evolutionary processes of the configuration towards two general patterns may be founded in theory (“explanation of principle”.)