QueuingSysteme
Queuing systems, also known as waiting line models, are mathematical frameworks used to analyze and optimize the management of waiting lines or queues in various service and resource allocation scenarios. These systems are vital in fields such as operations research, telecommunications, computer science, and transportation, where efficient handling of customer or data flow is essential.
A queuing system typically consists of three primary components: customers or units arriving to be served,
There are different types of queuing models, categorized based on factors such as arrival process (e.g., Poisson
Queuing theory provides tools for designing systems that minimize wait times, balance resource utilization, and improve
Overall, queuing systems serve as essential analytical tools for improving efficiency in processes involving limited resources