Glossar

Scalability

Written by AX Semantics | May 2, 2025 10:15:00 PM
Scalability refers to the ability of a system, process or solution to handle increasing demands and loads without compromising performance or quality. In the context of content operations, scalability means that large volumes of text can be efficiently created, managed and updated.
 
Scalability is particularly important for companies with extensive product ranges or multilingual content. By using automation and AI technologies, text generation processes can be accelerated and resources saved. This makes it possible to react quickly to market changes and provide personalised content on a large scale.
 
A scalable system should be able to handle different text formats and types, from short product descriptions to in-depth articles. It should also offer flexible customisation options to meet the individual needs and requirements of different target groups.
 
To achieve scalability, it is important to rely on a central database and standardised processes. By using templates and rules, texts can be generated and updated automatically, reducing manual effort and ensuring consistency.