Value-added networks (VANs) are communication networks that link together several different local user machines with printers, databases, and other shared devices.

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Value-added networks (VANs) are private, hosted services that provide companies with a secure way to send and receive data over public networks, often used for electronic data interchange (EDI) rather than linking local user machines with shared devices.

Value-Added Networks (VANs) Are Communication Networks That Link Together Several