retool• How do I retool for a career change?• Still, taking an already complexprogram and retooling it for the Internet must have been difficult.• Should you close an antiquated plant, retool it, or sell it?• On the strength of this, Tetley embarked on an 18-month factory retoolingprogramme.• Now the rapidly changing workplacemeant men had to retool routinely too.• They've successfully retooled their corporateimage.• Women had long been accustomed to taking time off from a career for family responsibilities, then retooling to come back.
From Longman Business Dictionary
retoolre·tool /ˌriːˈtuːl/ verb
1[intransitiveI, transitiveT]MANUFACTURING to change or replace the productionequipment used in a factory
It will spend $300 million retooling a plant to produce televisions.
retool for
The company plans to shut two plants for a month to retool for the redesigned minivans.
2[transitiveT]American EnglishAmE informal to change the way in which something is done
Two big auction houses areretooling their salesstrategies in hopes of succeeding in a difficult market.
—retooling noun [uncountableU]
the high costs of retooling and operating a small-scale production facility