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Published by: Darden Business Publishing
Originally published in: 1984
Version: November 2003
Length: 40 pages
Data source: Generalised experience

Abstract

This note describes the application of queuing theory to planning work-force requirements in service operations. A step-by-step method is outlined and applied to several examples using tables and charts - not queuing-theory formulas. Eleven assignment problems are included in the note. This note and related materials can be used as part of the Workforce Planning Module.

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Abstract

This note describes the application of queuing theory to planning work-force requirements in service operations. A step-by-step method is outlined and applied to several examples using tables and charts - not queuing-theory formulas. Eleven assignment problems are included in the note. This note and related materials can be used as part of the Workforce Planning Module.

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