Proceedings of INCOM 2006, Saint-Etienne, FranceMotivated by practices in call centers, we consider a multiclass, multiserver queueing system that offers information about anticipated delays to customers. First, we propose estimators of the state-dependent waiting time distribution of a new arrival customer. We next validate the estimators by empirical data. Second, we investigate the benefits of informing customers about anticipated delays, and we discuss different ways to communicate this information. In particular, we give attention to analyzing the announcement of the waiting time by steps
International audienceWe develop customer delay predictors for multi-skill call centers that take in...
Motivated by interest in making delay announcements to arriving customers who must wait in call cent...
\u3cp\u3eWe study systems with two classes of impatient customers who differ across the classes in t...
Proceedings of INCOM 2006, Saint-Etienne, FranceMotivated by practices in call centers, we consider ...
Proceedings of ValueTools 2006, Pise, ItalyThis paper deals with real-time operation management in c...
In this paper, we consider two basic multiclass call center models, with and without reneging. We st...
In this paper, we consider two basic multi-class call center models, with and without reneging. Cust...
Working paper. Ecole Centrale Paris (LGI) and Koç University (College of Administrative Sciences and...
International audienceT he problem of estimating delays experienced by customers with different prio...
The problem of estimating delays experienced by customers with different priorities, and the determi...
Submitted to IESM 2007, Beijing, ChinaIn this paper, we study the effect of informing customers abou...
The implementation of a queuing management system is a critical task in every single store attendanc...
We use computer simulation to study the performance of alternative real-time delay estimators in hea...
International audienceIn this paper, we analyze a call center with impatient customers. We study how...
Proceedings of IEEE-SSSM 2006, Troyes, FranceMotivated by call centers applications, we consider a q...
International audienceWe develop customer delay predictors for multi-skill call centers that take in...
Motivated by interest in making delay announcements to arriving customers who must wait in call cent...
\u3cp\u3eWe study systems with two classes of impatient customers who differ across the classes in t...
Proceedings of INCOM 2006, Saint-Etienne, FranceMotivated by practices in call centers, we consider ...
Proceedings of ValueTools 2006, Pise, ItalyThis paper deals with real-time operation management in c...
In this paper, we consider two basic multiclass call center models, with and without reneging. We st...
In this paper, we consider two basic multi-class call center models, with and without reneging. Cust...
Working paper. Ecole Centrale Paris (LGI) and Koç University (College of Administrative Sciences and...
International audienceT he problem of estimating delays experienced by customers with different prio...
The problem of estimating delays experienced by customers with different priorities, and the determi...
Submitted to IESM 2007, Beijing, ChinaIn this paper, we study the effect of informing customers abou...
The implementation of a queuing management system is a critical task in every single store attendanc...
We use computer simulation to study the performance of alternative real-time delay estimators in hea...
International audienceIn this paper, we analyze a call center with impatient customers. We study how...
Proceedings of IEEE-SSSM 2006, Troyes, FranceMotivated by call centers applications, we consider a q...
International audienceWe develop customer delay predictors for multi-skill call centers that take in...
Motivated by interest in making delay announcements to arriving customers who must wait in call cent...
\u3cp\u3eWe study systems with two classes of impatient customers who differ across the classes in t...