The solution is scalable. 

We only really use it for particular products. We don't have a set amount of users that leverage the product.

We likely won't increase or decrease usage. We'll continue with the status quo for now. 

My subscription allows 150 attendees. That's way more than I need for FieldDay, our clients, and our Project Management World events. People who need more than 150 users should select GotoWebinar which can accommodate up to 3000 users. 

This is a fairly scalable solution.

For the time being, scalability is okay. It's suitable for our requirements.

We have 15 users in the Mauritius branch, 25 in Paris, and we have 5 users in Switzerland.

Scalability has not been a problem.

My typical meeting size is about ten people, which has been fine. We have had no trouble with connecting, sharing data, or sharing our screens. I'm not sure how a meeting of 1,000 participants would be because I haven't been involved in one.

It is scalable. We only needed the licensing for two conferencing groups. So at one point in time, it's two groups who have a conference. We only got a license for a group of two, and then we had individual connectivity. It worked fine for us, no issues.

It is scalable because the stability was consistent, even as the number of meeting participants increased. We have perhaps 60 users in the company.

You can get many simultaneous users can be in one meeting. This is the scalability from GoToMeeting's point of view. They are selling the fact that a number of users can use it at the same time.

We have around 20 people using the solution right now.

With respect to scalability, you can accommodate a maximum of 10 people in a meeting. I think that it should be increased to 25.

We had only one or two instances where we had to go beyond what was possible. There was, for example, one meeting where we had 50 users. That day we had trouble as it was only limited to 25 so and it forced us to go and purchase a new license, which is ultimately what we did.

Scalability is good. There are around fifty users in our company. We are a smaller company of 100 people, we don't have plans to increase usage. 

It's scalable. I've been to big meetings and it's quite scalable.

No scalability issues.