When it comes to scalability, I haven't really had to use it on anything massive. I've only used it on business/unit-sized projects.

I would rate the scalability a nine out of ten. I haven't had any issues with scalability.

It can be used by any company size, depending on the modules they need. There is a professional version for small and medium-sized businesses and an enterprise version for larger companies.

I rate the product's scalability an eight out of ten.

It is a scalable solution.

Visual Paradigm has some scaling features but to use them there is a steep learning curve and the features could improve. The scalability of the solution is limited.

I have approximately 10 people in my organization using this solution. My customer's users' usage of the solution varies depending on their organization. However, they typically have 10 to 50 persons using it.

It is a scalable solution since it can be used at an individual level as well as for enterprise-sized businesses. Personally, I feel the solution is expensive and better suited for enterprise-sized businesses. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

Scalability isn't an issue with this solution because it's on a modeling framework. It has all the features required. My customers are medium-sized companies, around three to four hundred people. 

The solution appears to be scalable but I have limited experience using it with large groups.

Visual Paradigm is very scalable. We can easily increase the number of servers and users.

We did not really test out the scalability because it was just me using it. I did not roll it out to teams or anything like that. So it was just me. I also did the maintenance on my own.  

We have 10 people using this solution in my organization.

The solution is a single modeling software. Therefore the scalability question isn't really applicable. 

We're a small firm. We don't have a lot of users and don't need to add a lot of people on a regular basis. There are only three consultants on our team. In total in the company, there may only be 10-15 people. Therefore we don't need to scale per se.

The solution isn't as scalable as, for example, PowerDesigner.

Since I am a one person company, I am not sure about scalability. These days there is a cloud repository, which could be interesting, but in the end, you just install it on your local machine and you connect to the repository. It shouldn't be hard to scale.

No built in teamwork.

There were no scalability issues. The client tool does not have extremely high-performance requirements, but a solid workstation/notebook is needed. In other words, SSD, with at least 2GB of RAM. Mainly, it wants a big monitor or two.

The server repository runs smoothly (>two core), with the appropriate disk space to store models (tens to hundreds of MB).