1. to reorganize, rearrange, or modify something, often to improve it or make it work better
Usage: informal; past tense of rejigger

Examples

• The company rejiggered its marketing strategy after poor sales.
• She rejiggered the furniture in her office to create more space.
• The software was rejiggered to fix the bugs.
• They rejiggered the schedule to accommodate the new requirements.
• The recipe was rejiggered to reduce the cooking time.
• Management rejiggered the team structure for better efficiency.