Queueing Theory

Queueing Theory is a mathematical study that analyzes how we wait in lines, whether in real life or in systems like computer networks. It helps us understand factors such as how long people wait, how many servers are needed, and how to optimize processes. For example, it can be applied to improve customer service in a bank or manage data traffic on the internet, ensuring efficiency and reducing wait times. By examining different scenarios, Queueing Theory aids in designing systems that provide better service and resource allocation.