"Reassessment of feedback" refers to the process of reexamining and evaluating previously received feedback to gain relevant insights or to respond to changes in requirements or priorities.
Typical functions of software in the "reassessment of feedback" domain include:
Filtering and sorting: The ability to filter and sort feedback based on various criteria to identify or prioritize specific types of feedback.
Temporal analysis: Tools for analyzing feedback over time to identify trends or changes in user perception or satisfaction.
Sentiment analysis: Integration of sentiment analysis technologies to understand the mood or tone of feedback and to respond to positive or negative developments.
Collaborative evaluation: Features that enable multiple users or teams to collaboratively review and evaluate feedback to make consensus decisions.
Automated notifications: Notifications or alerts about new or revised feedback to ensure that relevant information is not overlooked.
Linkage to actions: The ability to directly link feedback to the corresponding actions or improvement initiatives to support effective implementation of feedback into actions.