Rescoring is an Agile
software development process in which the development team revisits a pre-defined list of user stories to review
story point scores and adjust them up or down based on what the team has learned in previous
development iterations.
The goal of rescoring is to fine-tune scope and provide accurate estimates for how long work
will take and when the project will complete.
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This was last updated in February 2012
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