It is not a very scalable solution. Temenos Quantum was opted by the bank where it is used because of its security features. To be honest, I would only suggest building your applications on native platforms or other hybrid platforms, like Android, iOS, React Native, or Flutter, rather than Temenos Quantum.

Temenos Quantum is mostly used in the Middle East countries, Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan, some parts of the USA, and a little bit in Europe. The main use of the solution is in the Middle East countries.

In my company, 120 to 130 people work with Temenos Quantum.

It is an impressive product, designed with microservice and micro-app architectures, which means it offers infinite scalability potential. When starting from scratch, you have the freedom to create a fully customizable and endlessly expandable system. Within my company, we have roughly a thousand developers, and in larger organizations, you can expect to find even more, given the size and scale of multiple companies and organizations.

I rate Quantum five out of 10 for scalability. It doesn't have a lot of native scalability. You must write your own plugins to integrate with it. 

It is scalable. 

It offers good scalability. There are around one hundred and fifty people, including upper management, colleagues, and both junior and senior team members, who are actively engaged in projects on the Temenos platform.

The solution’s scalability is good. In the latest releases of Temenos Quantum, the company has introduced microservices. Each accelerator has its database, which can be either PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, or another database of your choice. Temenos also ships a separate database for microservices, which can improve the application’s scalability by dividing the load between the microservices database and the central application database.

We’ve around 200-300 users using this solution

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Temenos is scalable, especially when compared to some other frameworks like Flutter or React. It generally offers good scalability and performance. However, if a page becomes too complex or has a lot of resources, it can lead to slower loading times. It is essential to aim for simplicity in mobile apps. If complexity is introduced, it might impact the performance, and that's something I have noticed while working with Temenos Quantum. Approximately 100 people use the solution at our company.

The solution is scalable. 

The scalability of Temenos Quantum is good.

We have approximately 100 people using the solution in our offices. We have many different people in different roles using this solution, such as system developers, analysts, front office inquiries clerks, and system administrators.

Temenos Quantum is scalable. You can easily add more servers and environments as needed to handle increased user loads or separate applications. It allows for flexible scaling to match your requirements. We have approximately 500 users of the solution at our company.

The scalability is very good but when it comes to the configuration, scaling up is a little bit tough. From what I've seen, deployment on the enterprise level and scaling up is a little bit complex. You might face a couple of days of downtime, or perhaps at best, you can get a day or two of downtime when scaling up this solution.

It has a high scalability. I have no issues with it.