There are two inconveniences that people battle in modern living: the long hour
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Question
There are two inconveniences that people battle in modern living: the long hour commute to and from work, and the hour-long wait to get on a theme park ride. Statisticians explain that it is the variable pattern of when guests arrive not the average number of arrivals that produces queues on all but peak days. Explain how the creation of Fast Pass in Disney was an effective measure to control variability. Why is it important and when can you apply this information? (Cite articles/ references to back up your claims with the examples given) and how does Verizon Wireless employ unified data architecture to serve its customers?
Define fast passes?
Please advise?
Explanation / Answer
A fast pass is a concept of enabling integrated virtual queuing. It’s a reservation system wherein the guests are catered with special benefits of an advance reservation to avoid the long queue on the actual arrival at the Venue. It was discovered by Walt Disney for each of its section of attraction of rides and parks. This concept is very helpful in terms of serving to all the crowd that comes in during the 9-10 operational hours during the day.
This concept I really an effective and helpful service in today’s daily lives where the hours pass by minutes in the quest of making it everywhere on time , be it to work or school or university or back home , crossing all the crowd and the traffic. This concept definitely ensures an easy transit and fast service on reaching the site without having to spend hours in the queue.