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Waiting-Line Models - Pearson Education
Quantitative ModuleLEARNINGOBJECTIVESWhen you complete this module youshould be able toIDENTIFY OR DEFINE:The assumptions of the four basicwaiting- line modelsDESCRIBE OR EXPLAIN:How to apply Waiting-Line modelsHow to conduct an economic analysis of queuesDWaiting- line ModelsModuleOutlineCHARACTERISTICS OF A Waiting-Line SYSTEMA rrival CharacteristicsWaiting- line CharacteristicsService CharacteristicsMeasuring the Queue s PerformanceQUEUING COSTSTHE VARIETY OF QUEUING MODELSM odel A (M/M/1): Single-Channel QueuingModel with Poisson Arrivals andExponential Service-TimesModel B (M/M/S): Multiple-ChannelQueuing ModelModel C (M/D/1): Constant Service-TimeModelModel D: Limited-Population ModelOTHER QUEUING APPROACHESSUMMARYKEYTERMSUSINGSOFTWARE TOSOLVEQUEUINGPROBLEMSSOLVEDPROBLEMSINTE RNET ANDSTUDENTCD-ROM EXERCISESDISCUSSIONQUESTIONSACTIVEMODELE XERCISEPROBLEMSINTERNETHOMEWORKPROBLEMSC ASESTUDIES: NEWENGLANDFOUNDRY; 5/4/05 2:45 PM Page 743744 MODULEDWAITING-LINEMODELSQ ueuing theoryA body of knowledgeabout waiting line (queue)Items or people in a lineawaiting s EuroDisney, Tokyo s Disney Japan, and the s Disney World and Disneyland all have onefeature in common long lines and seemingly endless waits.
Quantitative Module LEARNING OBJECTIVES When you complete this module you should be able to IDENTIFY OR DEFINE: The assumptions of the four basic waiting-line models
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