Value-added networks are leased telephone lines that establish direct network connections to all trading partners of an organization.

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Value-added networks (VANs) are private networks provided by a third party, used for the exchange of data and transactions between business entities. They do more than just establish direct connections; they offer additional services such as secure messaging, translation between different communication protocols, and management of transactions.

Value-Added Networks Are Leased Telephone Lines That Establish Direct Network