1. changing or adjusting the direction, position, or focus of something
Usage: present participle of reorientate; British English variant of reorienting

Examples

• The company is reorientating its business strategy toward digital markets.
• After the merger, they spent months reorientating their operations.
• She is reorientating her career goals after completing her degree.
• The team is reorientating the project to meet new requirements.
• The organization is reorientating its priorities following the leadership change.
• He found himself reorientating his perspective after traveling abroad.