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To: jhg_in_kc who wrote (8037)	5/11/2000 9:31:00 PM
From: Heeren Pathak	Read Replies (3) of 9068

Scalibility..... This terms is a measure on how easily and cost efficiently the system can expand to handle additional load. The closest equivalent to this in a business setting would be inventory turns. Say you have two businesses with the same product. One with an inventory turn factor of 4 while another had an inventory turn factor of 10. Which is the better business? Clearly, it is the one with a factor of 10 since it can more efficiently handle demand. Another analogy could be a conference center. Imagine one conference center that has fixed walls and another with the same layout and size that has a host of sliding walls. Both can host a conference. However, the latter center provides better scalibility for individual sessions since rooms can more easily be reconfigured to handle expected demand. Unfortunately, these are the best examples I can think of off the top of my head. If they are sufficient, please let me know and I will try to come up with better ones. Heeren

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