Rouba Ibrahim
Reader (associate professor) at UCL School of Management
Biography
UCL School of Management
Rouba Ibrahim is an associate professor (reader) at the School of Management of University College London (UCL). She holds a PhD degree in Operations Research from Columbia University (2010), an MSc degree in Applied Mathematics from Stony Brook University (2004), and a BSc degree in Mathematics from the American University of Beirut (2002).
Research
Rouba’s research interests lie in stochastic modelling applications to service systems, especially call centers and healthcare systems. In particular, she is interested in applying queueing-theoretic methods and numerical tools, such as simulation modelling and data analysis, to problems relating to the operational management of service systems.
Research Projects
Delay announcements in service systems
This project studies effective ways of announcing delays to incoming customers, as is commonly done in call centers or hospitals.
Data analytics in service systems
We analyse call center data from a major telecom company and propose new call arrival models which improve the management of the system.
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