Implementoivat

Implementoivat is a Finnish verb form meaning "they implement." It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb implementoida, a loanword derived from English "to implement." The term is common in fields such as software development, policy execution, project management, and organizational change, where it describes putting plans, systems, or policies into operation.

The infinitive is implementoida. In present tense, the stem is implementoi- and the personal ending is -vat, yielding implementoivat for "they implement." Typical present-tense conjugation includes: minä implementoin, sinä implementoit, hän implementoi, me implementoimme, te implementoitte, he implementoivat. With singular subjects, the form is implementoi (hän implementoi, organisaatio implementoi). This distinction helps indicate subject number in sentences.

Usage notes: Because implementoida is a borrowed term, some Finnish writers prefer native expressions such as ottaa käyttöön or käyttöönotto to convey the idea of putting something into operation. The choice between implementoida and native equivalents often depends on the register and the writing style. In formal or technical contexts, implementoivat is widely understood and accepted, especially when discussing collaborative or organizational actions performed by multiple subjects.

See also: implementoida, käyttöönotto, ottaa käyttöön.