The scalability of the solution is quite remarkable. Our typical clients fall within the enterprise and medium-sized business categories. I would rate it nine out of ten.

I think one of the unique things about Mobile Center is it has the ability to use what they call a connector component and, theoretically, unlimited connectors can connect to the Mobile Center server. You can add as many devices as you want, not only directly connected to the server with some USB hubs, but also through an army of connectors hosted wherever you want, with additional devices connected to it.

We've used it on a limited basis, in small pockets. I think the scaling would be tough with the decentralized approach to the devices. It may work out, there's pluses and minuses to doing that.

It depends on what your requirement is. You can go from either using anybody else's mobile phone or whatever that you want to use and you can do that. That's how it is. It's scalable but from a mobility perspective you can only scale it to a level, because you already achieved what you want to achieve.

I think the solution is scalable. We only have seven or eight people working with it now. There are not any immediate plans to increase usage soon, but it should not be a problem.

We have five OpenText UFT Digital Lab users. I rate its scalability a nine out of ten.

I rate OpenText UFT Digital Lab's scalability a ten out of ten. My company has 25-30 users for it. 

I believe scalability is good. Considering that this is developed based on the best practices of HPE development, I believe that it will be scalable. It must certainly be scalable in order to be used by an organization like us.

Scalability is not a relevant issue with this solution.

It's been extremely scalable as far as the testing that we've done with our customers. They've all been really satisfied with the scalability of the HPE products.

We have five people who are using this solution.