Scalability isn't an issue. We have about 600 people and nine organizations on the system, and that's a tiny installation compared to some of the ones they have. We're already using Datto extensively, but there are a lot more things we would like to do with it. It's just a matter of time and effort to integrate some of those other automation type things that we'd like to do.

I think Datto is a good fit for any environment. It definitely works for small businesses. At my other company, we had probably over 100 clients from different companies. Some of them were bigger than others. We had some mom-and-pop operations with a five-user office. Another one had 70 employees, but some had 200. We had clients in New York and Italy that probably had over 1,000. 

None at all.

Scalability is there. It can easily scale to thousands of units or thousands of machines without any issues at all. I don't perceive it to be a problem at all. The main problem is its configuration and integration.

Its scalability is perfectly fine. We can scale as small or big as we need to. We have got 171 devices using this software.

It is heavily used in the organization. Any increase in its usage would come naturally as new positions come on board. When there are more people, their laptops would naturally have the software installed.

Its scalability is fantastic. You can scale it up and down. 

In terms of usage, it is the only product that we use for remote management. We are trying to develop the backend so that it can monitor more and do more automation. Ours doesn't really automate anything because it was never set up properly. We're trying to do that now.

We have fewer than 50 users, so we haven't tested how well it scales.