We have 20 iServer users in our department. I rate the scalability a seven out of ten.

It's easily scalable. It's almost unlimited.

I rate iServer's scalability an eight out of ten.

We have 10 people using the solution and another 60 using the portal.

I think iServer is very scalable, it's built on Microsoft components and is generally used by application, solution, enterprise and business architects.

It is scalable because we have an enterprise setup. It is up to us to scale up or not. If you go for cloud, it's highly scalable, but we are not exploring that. We have over 50 people using this solution, mostly architects, business analysts and solution designers. It requires one person for maintenance, usually a technical expert with DBS skills.

This is a scalable solution.

We haven't tested the scalability yet. We have about six users using it at the same time, every day. Everything we did, we did on the platform.

I have not encountered any issues with scalability.

This solution is easy to scale. However, scalability is dependent on multiple things.

Our organization is a large enterprise-level company.

No issues.

It is scalable.

No.

No issues encountered.

The solution can scale well. However, I worry about scaling due to the fact that the performance of the solution is generally poor. Once they solve the performance issues, I have no doubt scaling will be much better.