retool
/ˈriːtuːl/Definitions
1. verb
to re-equip or reorganize a factory, business, etc., especially in order to make a different product
“The company decided to retool its manufacturing process to meet new customer demands.”
2. verb
to update or modify something, especially a system or a plan
“The software developers had to retool their code to be compatible with the new operating system.”
3. noun
a person or team responsible for re-equiping or reorganizing a factory, business, etc.
“The retooling team worked tirelessly to implement the new production line.”
4. noun
the process of re-equiping or reorganizing a factory, business, etc.
“The company’s retooling process took several months to complete.”