Implementoida

Implementoida is a Finnish verb meaning to implement, to carry out, or to bring into effect a plan, a system, or a program. It is a loanword formed from the English verb "to implement" and adapted to Finnish by the -oida verb ending. The term is widely used in information technology, software development, project management, and public administration, as well as in research contexts where a concept or method is put into practice.

In use, implementoida describes the act of turning a specification or design into a working solution or operation. It often appears in phrases such as implementoida järjestelmä (to implement a system) or implementoida politiikka (to implement policy). The corresponding noun is implementointi, referring to the process or result of implementing. Related Finnish terms include toteuttaa (to realize, to execute) and käyttöönotto or ottaa käyttöön, which express related stages in bringing something into use.

Grammatically, implementoida behaves as a regular -oida verb. Participles include implementoinut (having implemented) and implementoiva (implementing). The word is part of technical and administrative jargon and, while prevalent, may be avoided in more formal or general language in favor of alternative expressions such as toteuttaa or ottaa käyttöön.