Queuing theory refers to the mathematical study of the delays and congestion of waiting in line. It examines every component of waiting in line to be served, including the service process, number of servers, arrival process, number of system places and the number of "customers" (which can be data packets, people, cars, etc.). Research indicates a strong correlation between wait times and customer satisfaction thus it has huge impact on processes in public services. By tending to the length of wait times, or even perceived wait times, the public services can improve the satisfaction of customers while cultivating a more positive service environment overall. A more efficient queue is a fast and sure approach to enhance multiple performance factors while creating the best experience possible for all.
The advantages of queuing can enhance the services in the public sector in the followsing ways:
--Direct customers to available personnel: The customers are clearly and quickly able to connect with the ‘next’ agent as earliest as they are available, without confusion or delay.
--Enable advanced pre-scheduling or appointment setting: It decreases wait times is with pre-scheduling or appointment setting technology thus enhances the efficiency.
-- Manage traffic flow with real-time and historical data: Information can be powerful when it comes to managing a queue with efficiency; and queuing on processes are armed with quality information, and thus managers can better predict arrivals of customer and position staff accordingly to service customers in the best possible approach
Analyze the impact of queuing on processes in public services Evaluate the benefits of using queuing...
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