What are the stages of a problem?

The stages of a problem’s life cycle are:

Draft:  The initial stage where the problem is recorded but not yet detailed or assigned for further action. 

Analyze: The stage where the problem is examined to identify its root cause and determine appropriate solutions. 

Fix: The stage where corrective actions are implemented to address and resolve the problem. 

Reinspect: The stage where the solution is reviewed and tested to ensure that the problem has been effectively resolved. 

Complete: The stage where the problem is considered resolved and all necessary actions have been taken. 

Closed: The final stage where the problem is formally closed, and no further actions are required.