What Does FDR Stand For?
FDR stands for Functional Design Review
FDR, or Functional Design Review, is a structured evaluation process aimed at assessing the design and functionality of a product or system before it moves into the implementation phase. This review ensures that all functional requirements are met, fosters collaboration among stakeholders, identifies potential issues early, and aligns the design with project goals and user needs. The FDR serves as a critical checkpoint to enhance quality, reduce risks, and facilitate informed decision-making in the development lifecycle.
Added on 14th April 2008 | Last edited on 16th June 2025 | Edit Acronym