Stability could use improvement because there are many acquired products and the integrations are always problematic. If one component goes down, then the system stability is impacted. 

Stability is rated a seven out of ten. 

The product is very stable. I rate the stability an eight out of ten.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

OpenText 360 is generally stable, though there are sometimes issues with document size or format.

This is a pretty stable product, although there can be issues using the SaaS version on an outdated Microsoft platform.

The solution is evolving. Microsoft really comes up with a lot of new products all the time. There’s Riva, which is their new thing, and then there’s Syntex, a new thing as well. They add a lot of things. We're exploring items for different areas that we are working on. Wherever we feel that "Yeah, that's really important, and that's really helpful for our KM, knowledge management area," we look into it and see how it works. Microsoft's been our partner for so long. They are there to really help us. In terms of the actual stability part, it's good. We haven’t had any issues.

The solution is stable.

It is not so stable.

In the beginning, OpenText Process 360 was not doing well. At least some patches were applied to fix the issues. To be honest, my experience with OpenText is that usually, they are not doing too much on quality assurance with their product. 

They are launching new features into the market but based on the customer feedback, they;re still incomplete. They are reactive. This is one of the difficulties of their solution.

It is very stable. I hardly remember when it was down. There were some glitches, but they are difficult to remember.

This solution is stable.