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implementan

Implementan is a noun used in Indonesian language to refer to a person or entity that carries out the act of implementing a plan, project, or policy. The word is formed from the verb mengimplementasikan with the common Indonesian suffix -an, and it is most often encountered in informal or semi-formal discussions, particularly in information technology, project management, and organizational change contexts. In many formal contexts, other terms such as pelaksana or pengimplementasi are preferred.

Etymology and usage notes: Implementan reflects the direct borrowing and adaptation of the English root implement

Relation to related terms: The standard Indonesian equivalents are pelaksana (the executor or person responsible for

Examples:

- Para implementan proyek bertanggung jawab memastikan jadwal terpenuhi.

- Dalam rapat, kami meminta pelaksana untuk menilai status implementasi rencana.

See also: implementasi, pelaksana, pengimplementasi.

with
Indonesian
morphology.
It
is
not
uniformly
established
in
dictionaries,
and
its
usage
varies
by
region
and
industry.
When
used,
it
generally
emphasizes
the
role
of
the
person
or
party
responsible
for
executing
the
implementation
rather
than
the
abstract
concept
of
implementing
itself.
carrying
out
an
action),
pengimplementasi
(the
one
who
implements),
and
implementasi
(the
act
of
implementing).
Implementan
should
be
distinguished
from
implementasi,
which
refers
to
the
act
or
result
of
implementing,
and
from
pelaksanaan,
which
often
emphasizes
the
execution
process
as
a
whole.