The tool scales with infra fairly well. For performant applications on large data volumes, utilizing tooling to hold applications in memory leads to the best results, however, it also requires large infrastructure to support.

I would rate the scalability a ten out of ten. You can start with one user and easily scale up to even a thousand without limitations.

We mainly have medium and enterprise, though we also have some small clients. But in the Italian market, "small" and "medium" have different meanings than other markets. A typical Italian medium company might only have 10-15 users, while in other markets, this would be considered small.

Qlik Sense is a scalable tool, and though it requires a lot of memory, it's still scalable.

The scalability of Qlik Sense is impressive, both horizontally and vertically. The software is really designed for the use of available processing and RAM memory.

The solution is highly scalable.

The solution is very scalable, especially the cloud version. Their licensing agreement works really well for large organizations.

The product is easily and effectively scalable.

This is very easy to scale. 

Qlik Sense does have a lot of connection APIs that you could do. However, I think Microsoft Enterprise customers can run into challenges with it. We were Microsoft Enterprise, so eventually there was going to be some issues in regards to just how this tool was going to be able to grow with the company. I think it really depends on how many systems you have and how ingrained you are with those systems.

The solution does replace a lot of legacy products, which helps reduce costs, but you really do need somebody that knows what they're doing to get all the integrations done right.

The scalability is good.

Performance is industry leading and scales directly with hardware as you would expect

The solution is easy to scale and about 20 people work with it in my company.
The rollout should be for the full user amount, which is roughly 200% from 20 to 200. But one main report is missing, and it doesn't make sense to roll it out because if they desperately need this one report and if it is not included or not completely correct in this new tool, then we would have understandable complaints from the users.

The scalability options for Qlik Sense are impressive, providing confidence in a truly scalable enterprise solution.

No, not in the software. Scalability issues have arisen only because we have more projects that could use this power than we have IT resources to support them.

It is easy to scale. 

There are no scalability issues. RIM nodes are easy to add and performance monitoring is built into QMC.

No

Good.

The scalability is very good.

The product is limitless. You can scale it.

Qlik scales relatively well.

We did not encounter any issues with scalability.

Scalability is pretty good, but it is very RAM and CPU intensive, so you need to keep on top of this.

This solution seems very scalable in terms of data and sharing.

Just like QlikView, Qlik Sense has developed best practices to hasten and manage BI projects.

Scaling Qlik Sense is possible by adding more servers, and it is generally smooth for load balancing and disaster recovery. However, making changes to the model can be time-consuming. Overall, it is scalable with effective load management and recovery mechanisms.

It is easy to scale and buy a license, however, the solution is very memory intensive. More users and more data can lead to degraded performance and longer processing times to run reports. 

I believe Qlik scales well, both on-prem as well as in the Cloud.

Qlik Sense and its pricing model can follow any scalability. 

This product deployment works close to a micro-services architecture. So, we scale each service based on requirements and usage.

Mentioned in the area for improvement: Large data sets and sources of data, large applications are limited to a single server (instance or virtual machine).

I rate the product's scalability a five out of ten. It depends on the number of servers.

The solution is scalable.

With memory and disk space being so cheap, we have not had an issue

The solution offers very good scalability. Since we have a lot of data, I never miss data. We have 1,000 leads and 1,000 activities and everything is shown there.

We have 30 or 40 people using the product. 

We are using project coordinators. Payments are also using it and most probably the business intelligence team as well.

The scalability of Qlik Sense is very good.

Qlik Sense is used by approximately 35 people in the company with different kinds of data analytics from finance, operations, quality control, and sales. We are using it very broadly in our company.

We have plans to increase our usage of this solution in the future.

Scalability is pretty good, although there are limitations, especially for the Windows version, on the number of machines in one environment.

No scalability issues.

No.

There were no scalabilty issues. It is easy to add RIM nodes as needed.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

No scalability issues.

We did not encounter any scalability issues at all.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

Data must be well staged or Qlik has trouble loading and relating data sources.

We are not encountering any scalability issues at this time.

The solution does scale wonderfully.

From a technology point of view, the system is quite scalable, horizontally and vertically. You can add more nodes into the system, and you can load balance between nodes and you can of course scale in particular by increasing capacity on the nodes. 

I would say one of the things that hinders scalability a little bit is the licensing models, which is mainly per user, which at scale can become quite expensive.

No scalability issues.

To date, we have not encountered any scalability issues.

No issues encountered.

It's scalable but adds more coat.

No.

In regards to scalability, we'll see if we can have a more concurrent user and speed will be as good as what we're experiencing now. As soon as we put more load connections, we hope that it has the same outcomes. Right now, we have less than 50 users but our plan is to increase by almost four times to 100 in our first year and down the line, it would be 300 plus.

The only issue with scalability that I can see is that you can't export more than 1,000,000 cells at a time.

We had no problems with scaling.

No, I have good control over the server the product is running on.

No issues.

No.

Not really. The solution is scalable.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

Qlik Sense has the option to use the Qlik Cloud as a repository that enables you to show your panel or presentation anywhere if you don't have a server.