Reconfigure (verb)

To change the way something is set up or organized.

Origin:

From the latin word "re-", meaning "again" and "configurare" meaning "to shape or form".

Examples:

1. The company decided to reconfigure their management structure.
2. The system administrator had to reconfigure the network settings.
3. In order to increase efficiency, the factory had to reconfigure its assembly line.
4. The software developer needed to reconfigure the program to fix the bugs.
5. The company reconfigured their website to make it more user-friendly.