The “pay for what you use on our servers” model is a dream solution to the ever-increasing costs of traditional software seats and maintenance which can have a teetering effect on TOC, Lena West writes. “Not only are social media and Web 2.0 apps cheaper to maintain, but it’s also one less thing you have to maintain … so adoption frees you up to work on other projects — like how to get rid of Vista,” she espouses in Web 2.0 can cut costs during a recession. But what about security problems Web 2.0 technologies bring? “That argument is getting weaker by the minute…” Software Development