The solution scales well. If a company needs to expand it, it can do so without too much difficulty.

I would rate the tool’s scalability an eight out of ten.

A team of 10 engineers in my team use IBM Informix. I rate its scalability a six out of ten.

The scalability of the solution is very good. It's not a problem to scale the solution if you need to.

In Rio we have about 1,900 users on the system, the commercial system. In Sierra, we have about 500 users using the Informix database. They are basic users that are not developer.

This is the most scalable data management system on the market.

In our company, there are around 2,000 users.

The DBMS Informix in scalability is optimal and never degraded your perfomance

Informix was one of the very first DBMS implementing a real multithreaded architecture in early 1990s. This architecture is now bulletproof and continues enhancing at every release.

Informix scales great vertically (on the same machine) and horizontally (on other machines). The query sharding technology, although implemented a few years ago, was developed on Informix in the early 2000s on a data warehouse specific Informix product.

No. We switched from licensing to enterprise because we grew in users and required more memory.

We are growing in data and it is easy to increase the storage space (DB spaces and chunks).

We have around 100 IBM Informix users in our organization. It is a scalable product, and we plan to increase the usage.

The solution can be customized to increase capacity.

The scalability is very good, there existing a problem-free cluster for around ten months.