We have a rather small environment. To use T-shirts as an analogy, I think our size would be an S or an M. Our user base is small. I know some other customers using ARIS that are enormous, so I don't think we'll have any problems if we increase the content. I feel confident we could go all-in with 50,000 users. Of course, we would need to have different sizing, but I believe that it would be working smoothly.

The previous version was obviously fairly scalable. I assume the cloud version will be even more scalable. It can support large organizations.

I would rate scalability at about seven, but I'm not talking about the cloud version.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight and a half out of ten since I am not very experienced with the platform.

Around seven people in my company use ARIS Cloud.

I cannot really judge scalability because today we are a limited number of users using the tools. We have deployed the tool for enabling the business process experts within the company to describe the business processes. One of the next steps is to enlarge the users who will use our system but more as a viewer of the processes. We will do this within a few months, maybe six months from now.

You have to pay for it obviously, but it can go from small to a medium enterprise to a large scale enterprise fairly easily. You have to pay for the bandwidth, and the capacity to use it on the cloud side but it's scalable.

It is fairly easy to scale but it is quite expensive to scale.

I also sell the platform as a reseller for this solution. We have hundreds of thousands of users. I don't use it largely myself within my organization. I work in PwC, PricewaterhouseCoopers. We don't tend to sell it but when we see clients interested, we give our recommendation and comparison between BPM engines, and they end up going to directly contract the vendor themselves.

We don't even recommend ARIS over another platform. We would recommend ARIS over another platform if the client doesn't have a budget. It's the most expensive option.

The users will vary. Some of the clients that adopted ARIS have 1,000 plus employees. Others have 200 employees. I even have a client that has 50,000 employees.