It's scalable.

SCSM is scalable.

We have approximately three million devices that are using the SCCM solution.

SCSM is scalable. Even moving into the cloud, adding management by introducing Intune into the ecosystem, or adding additional distribution points, SCSM is pretty scalable in all those aspects.

A small company just needs one server. As SCSM can work for multiple roles for bigger companies, you can eliminate a certain server as a specific role, so you can scale quite easily.

Scaling SCSM is very easy. When I looked at different solutions that work similarly, I realized that SCSM is comparably easy to deploy.

Our customers are varied in size and SCSM is suitable for companies of all sizes. We have implemented this solution for banks and big companies, as well as for small and growing companies. We will go on with the deployment if the customer has sufficient demand and they can pay the licensing fees.

It is quite scalable.

SCSM is a scalable solution. We have about 20 customers in different sectors using this solution.

Our customers have not commented on scalability.

I've never tested the scalability of the solution. We only have about 10 to 20 users on it right now. We don't have plans to increase the usage right now.

We currently have 25 users for the product. It is a mixture of engineers and end-users.  

Of course, the product is scalable. I think that you can add 100,000 configuration items or even more than that. I do not remember exactly, but it is much more than before with earlier versions and probably more than most people will ever need.

Microsoft System Center Service Manager scales very easily. Compared to other solutions that work similarly, I find that it's very easy to deploy. The customization seems to be easy as well. But if that person did not know the primal asset office and IT solutions it is more difficult.

The solution is scalable. It's easy to expand. We don't have plans to increase usage at this time, however.

In terms of scalability, the good thing in SCSM is that it has a lot of add-ons and third-party tools can be installed on it. There is a wide range of products can be installed, but the problem is while most can be installed, they often cost money in order to install them. We need to either appreciate the license we have or buy the add-on product from the vendor. 

The solution is scalable.

The number of console connections should be not 50 per management server (as per Microsoft advice) but less than 40 due to performance issues.

I would rate the tool's scalability a seven out of ten. 

We only have one location with one database that is centralized. 

The scalability is a collaborative with SCOM, and SCSM. SCSM is a configuration manager for page and software development. You can see your systems which have been updated and it can easily deploy the new things as well. You can also see it is a collaborative operations manager and integration manager. Sometimes there are resource qualities that you gain in multiple services one point to another point.