nonscalability
Nonscalability refers to the characteristic of a system, process, or technology that prevents it from effectively handling an increasing workload or demand. This limitation means that as the input or usage grows, the performance or capacity of the system does not increase proportionally, or it may even degrade significantly.
In computing, nonscalability is often observed in software architectures that are not designed for distributed environments
Nonscalability can also manifest in physical systems or organizations. A manufacturing process that cannot be easily
Identifying and addressing nonscalability is crucial for the long-term success and efficiency of any system. Solutions