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Graphical representations of spreadsheet queueing simulations can be used to teach students about queues and queueing processes. A customer graph shows the experience of every individual customer in a queue, based on arrival time, start of service, end of service, and showing clearly the length...
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Like many others, the St. Louis Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) Pharmacy help desk receives far more calls than can be processed by current staffing levels. The objective of the study is to improve pharmaceutical services provided by the call center, by using queueing theory and...
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We compare the performance of seven methods in computing or approximating service levels for nonstationary M(t)/M/s(t) queueing systems: an exact method (a Runge-Kutta ordinary-differential-equation solver), the randomization method, a closure (or surrogate-distribution) approximation, a direct...
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We developed a method for workforce scheduling that models both the structure of the set of permissible shifts, and the stochastic and time-varying demand process. A prototype implementation uses a genetic algorithm to search for good schedules, and evaluates the service level resulting from a...
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