systeemeillä

Systeemeillä is Finnish for “with systems” or “on the systems,” and it is the plural adessive form of systeemi (system). It does not denote a standalone concept; its exact meaning depends on context, typically referring to a set of interconnected systems rather than a single entity.

Etymology and morphology: Systeemi is a loanword from English system, adapted into Finnish as systeemi. The nominative plural is systeemit, and the adessive plural systeemeillä is formed by adding the adessive -llä to the plural stem. This form is used to indicate location or means in reference to multiple systems.

Usage: Systeemeillä is common in technical, organizational, and academic discourse when discussing several systems—such as information systems, control systems, or organizational frameworks. It is often used in contrast to yksittäiset järjestelmät (single systems) or to processes.

Examples: In Finnish discourse one might say, for instance, “Raportissa käsitellään, miten systeemeillä muodostuva kokonaisuus tukee päätöksentekoa,” meaning a discussion of how the system-of-systems supports decision-making. The phrase can also appear in analyses of interoperability, governance, or infrastructure where multiple systems operate together.

See also: systeemi, järjestelmä, systeemiteoria, järjestelmätermiikka.