Queuing Theory
Definition of Queuing Theory:
A modeling technique based upon the allocation of requirement to resources
It will indicate whether the resources will meet with the anticipated level and distribution of demand. Invariably delivered as a computer simulation it provides a prediction of resource requirements, generally mapped against time and business process cycles.
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