implementano

Implementano is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb implementare, meaning they implement or they are implementing. The verb is used to express putting something into operation, carrying out a plan, or applying a policy or system. It is common in technical, managerial, and administrative contexts.

The term is a relatively recent loanword in Italian, derived from English to implement and frequently used in information technology, software development, and organizational planning. The related noun is implementazione, referring to the act or result of implementing. In many contexts, implementare and implementazione describe the process of turning a design, proposal, or policy into reality.

In everyday Italian, preferenze in style and nuance may lead writers to use synonyms such as attuare, realizzare, or mettere in atto, depending on the register and the subject matter. For example, in technical documentation one speaks of implementing a software feature, while in policy contexts attuare a regulation might be more common, even though both convey similar meanings.

Conjugation examples include: io implemento, tu implementi, lui implementa; noi implementiamo, voi implementate, loro implementano. The past participle is implementato, and the gerund is implementando. These forms enable a range of expressions in both descriptive and prescriptive writings across professional Italian.