Social networking sites are everywhere these days, from myspace and facebook to twitter and linkedin. What I find interesting is the unique culture beheld by each, even with a largely identical user community.

Even more interesting is how the social networking concept has permeated into mainstream media and business applications. Major news outlets have revamped their websites to allow self-registered users the ability to comment and share thoughts about specific news topics. Businesses have created blogs and facebook pages encouraging clients and prospects to provide feedback on products and services.

It’s the latter of these two that, if executed properly, can create a living and breathing business model that’s highly adaptable to the customer’s needs. Imagine a business application user community that is encouraged to provide feedback on how the application can better be shaped AND the business responds with seamless upgrades to the application across its entire base. Enter agile development.

That’s what we’re up to here at Envysion. Our convergence of SaaS and video surveillance has broken the mold of the point-in-time purchase model and end-of-life asset concern. We’ve taken enterprise-class software off the clients network and put it in the cloud so they can focus on their business and not worry about straining IT resources. Our application is ever-developing as we react and shape our unique video solution to our valued customers.

Feedback encouraged.