What Does FDR Stand For?
FDR stands for Final Design Review
FDR, or Final Design Review, is a critical project milestone in the design and development process. It serves as a formal evaluation of a project's final design output, ensuring that all design requirements are met and that the project is ready to proceed to production or implementation. During the FDR, stakeholders assess design integrity, functionality, and compliance with specifications, providing an opportunity for feedback and necessary adjustments before final approval. This review helps mitigate risks and ensure alignment with project goals.
Added on 14th April 2008 | Last edited on 16th June 2025 | Edit Acronym