| Definition |
Reengineering is a project quality concept used to plan, evaluate, measure, or improve whether work products and processes meet agreed expectations. It supports prevention, inspection, correction, and continuous improvement.
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| Context & Usage |
Quality leads, reviewers, and project teams use this concept when defining acceptance expectations, evaluating deliverables, and improving project processes.
Related concepts include Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Defect, Inspection, Root Cause Analysis and Continuous Improvement.
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