Which of the following would reduce perceived waiting times most dramatically in a doctors office?

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Queing means the scientific study of the letter Q in the english language

False

Which of the following results in waiting in lines

Variability

Which are components of a queuing system

Servers, Arrivals, Waiting Area

What do managers do with queuing theory

Measure and predict performance

To reduce the average number waiting in line, it is important to increase utilization

False

A multiple-channel system assumes that each server will have its own waiting line, and line changing is not permitted

False

A dental office with two professionals (one dentist one hygienist) who work together as a team would be an example of a multiple-channel system

False

A system has one service facility that can service 10 customers per hour. The customers arrive at a variable rate, which averages six per hour. Since there is excess capacity, no waiting in lines will form.

False

Waiting lines occur even in underloaded systems because of variability in service rates and or arrival rates

True

For a system that has a low utilization ratio, decreasing service capacity slightly will have only negligible effect on customer waiting time

True

An approach to reducing the variability in processing times might include greater standardization

True

In which of these settings would one be least likely to encounter first-come service

An emergency room

A restaurant that implements a limited menu and a "no substitutions" policy during peak dining hours is practicing _______ with respect to waiting-line managment

Service standardization

The goal of waiting-line management is to minimize:

The sum of customer waiting costs and capacity costs

Which of the following would reduce perceived waiting times most dramatically in a doctors office?

having patients fill out forms

A customer growing Frustrated with the wait and leaving the facility (without being served) is an example of

reneging

A ______ is one way of reducing perceived waiting time

Diversion

A basic difference between infinite-source and finite-source queuing models is the:

size of potential calling population

Why is there waiting in an infinite-source queuing system

variability in arrival and service rates

A single-channel queuing system has an average service time of eight minutes and an average time between arrivals of 10 minutes. the arrival rate is:

6 per hour

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Which technique is useful to solve problems relating to waiting line?

Queuing System To solve problems related to queue management it is important to understand characteristics of the queue.

Which of the following is the goal of a good waiting line system?

The goal of waiting line management is to minimize the total of service costs and waiting costs. occur even in under loaded systems because of variability in service rates and/or arrival rates. The minimum total cost point is usually not at the point at which waiting cost and capacity cost curves intersect.

What effect will decreasing the variability of the service rate have on the performance of the queuing system?

Decreasing the variability of service times (without any change in the mean) improves the performance of a queuing system substantially.

Which of the following measures of system performance is a key measure with respect to customer satisfaction?

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