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Encyclopedia > Rework

Rework is a term used in several contexts. For example:

  • Rework is the step in Fagan Inspections in which the defects found during the inspection meeting are resolved by the author, designer or programmer. On the basis of the list of defects the Low-level document is corrected until the requirements in the High-level document are met.
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