DDQszakasz

DDQszakasz is a term encountered in Hungarian-language technical literature describing a defined phase within a process, project workflow, or data pipeline. The exact meaning of the term varies by domain and organization, and there is no single universal definition.

The acronym DDQ is not fixed; possible expansions include design-decision-qualification, data-delivery-quality, or definition-design-quality. In practice, the DDQszakasz generally denotes a checkpoint where relevant decisions are made, designs or specifications are reviewed, and quality criteria are assessed before proceeding.

Contexts include manufacturing, software development, data processing, and project management. In manufacturing, the DDQszakasz may occur after concept approval and before mass production, serving to validate feasibility, risk, and compliance. In software or data projects, it can function as a stage for requirements clarification, architectural or data-quality reviews, and acceptance criteria alignment.

Because it is not standardized, the concrete steps, responsibilities, and criteria of the DDQszakasz are defined by organizations or sector guidelines. Documentation typically records objectives, results, approved changes, and readiness to advance to the next phase.

See also: DDQ, quality assurance, project phase.