Value-added Network (VAN) services

A value-added network (VAN) is a private, hosted service that provides companies with a secure way to send and share data with its counterparties.

In addition, they are connected through the Internet (16) to a private network gateway (31), a private value-added network (32), and an existing van client (30).

Section 5b – Direct Connect (DC) or Value Added Network (VAN)

Section 5b – Direct Connect (DC) or Value Added Network (VAN)

Section 5b – Direct Connect (DC) or Value Added Network (VAN)

A server provides the VOS files through a network, e.g., a local area network (LAN), an Intranet, a value added network (VAN), an Internet or a public switched telephone network.

Section 5c – Direct Connect or Value Added Network

Section 5c – Direct Connect or Value Added Network

Section 5c – Direct Connect or Value Added Network

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Save on the implementation and management of a value-added network.

Specifically, one embodiment of the present invention discloses a configurable value-added network switch for enabling real-time transactions on the network.

Finally, a method is disclosed for enabling service management of the value-added network service, to perform OAM & P functions on the services network.

Finally, a method is disclosed for enabling service management of the value-added network service, to perfrom OMA & P functions on the services network.

Specifically, one embodiment of the present invention discloses a configurable value-added network switch (520) for enabling real-time transactions on the World Wide Web.

VAN stands for ‘Value Added Network’, which is private network where EDI traffic is exchanged securely.

Select Yes if you will be using a direct connection or value added network to transmit your customs information to the CBSA.