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[Alvin]

Well for operation analysis you actually need a system to measure vs queuing
theory which doesn't - ie based on observation rather than probabilistic
description.  Fewer assumptions etc

Queuing theory only models systems with memoryless property vs simulation
which can be very generalized.  You'd need hefty resources to model and run
the simulation to generate results as opposed to, as the name would suggest,
just using established theories to model your system.

What guff.

Alvin

> Can anyone briefly summarize when queueing theory is appropriate as a
> technique for modelling, as opposed to simulation and operation analysis?
> Thanks,
> Mat
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