SharePoint Server is scalable.

The company has a presence in 60 countries and all of the members of the organization can use it. I don't know how many people are in each country, but I would say it's all of the organization. Whenever we hire somebody, SharePoint is available for them to use.

The solution is scalable but I think it still has its boundaries. For our environment, it's good enough.

You can scale the solution, you just need server space, or another server to expand to if you are using the on-premises version. 

Ours is on the cloud, so we don't have to worry about if we have enough server space or not. We haven't had issues with scalability. We don't need to expand at this time, however.

This solution is scalable, but we do not have many tasks to integrate this product.

The solution is scalable.

This solution is scalable.

I would not know about scalability directly because I use the product and I am not involved in scaling the usage.  

I know that we have about 100,000 people in our company using the solution, and many of those will be using it on a daily basis. Certainly, it can handle high volume.  

I do not know if we have any plans on increasing the usage of Office SharePoint Server. I am not an IT person and I am not involved in that area of planning. Somebody else does everything to maintain the product and then I just use it for my document management.  

We did not have any issues with scalability.

Because it's a cloud service when we add more users the product is scalable. We didn't have any kind of performance issues. We have around 10,000 users. There are many different roles that use it for day to day activities and communication purposes.

We don't require any people for maintenance but for troubleshooting, we have four to five dedicated staff members. 

We do have plans to increase usage. 

This solution is very scalable. In our current case, we're using less than twenty-five accounts, but I have some colleagues using the same deployment approach with hundreds of accounts and from what I've experienced using their access, I don't see the difference as a user. So the responsiveness when there are larger or fewer accesses seems to be minimal.

I have not encountered any scalability issues; you can easily add features, hardware capacity, etc.

We haven't had any issues with scalability. It's quite easy to scale up or down. 

The solution has a lot of options to develop it out.

It's a scalable solution but the competition also has software that's really scalable. That's all I can compare it to. 

I can't really speak to scalability, because I haven't tried to scale it, but I don't think it would be a problem to do so. We currently have over 500 employees at our organization using the solution. We don't plan to increase usage anytime soon.

I have not encountered any scalability issues.

We can help our customers scale easily. It's not a problem for them, because they are small and medium-sized companies.

The solution is scalable. You can do both horizontal and vertical scaling.