scalable
adj.adj. describing something that can grow or change easily to handle more work or more people. In business, it means a system that can handle a lot more customers without getting slower or more expensive.
adj. capable of being expanded or increased in size, capacity, or scope without a significant loss of efficiency or performance. Often used to describe business models, software architectures, or hardware systems.
The new software is scalable and can handle thousands of users.
A scalable business model allows a company to increase its profits without needing to double its staff or physical space.
Cloud computing provides a scalable infrastructure where businesses can dynamically allocate resources based on current demand, eliminating the need for expensive physical servers that may sit idle during off-peak hours.
From scale + -able.