Value-Added Network A third party service provider that facilitates the transmission of electronic data among multiple trading partners Service may include EDI communications skill, expertise, and equipment necessary to receive, store, and transmit electronic commerce transactions between trading partners
A Land Rover fitted with windowless rear roofsides These are quite common in Britain since tax codes there charge much higher rates on vehicles with rear side windows see also Blindside
Value-Added Network A VAN company is an organization that helps companies exchange private documents, usual via EDI systems
Value Added Network A third party network that transmits data between trading partners
1 A 20-foot long or shorter vehicle, usually with an automotive-type engine and limited seating that normally is entered directionally through side or rear doors rather than from a central aisle, used for demand-responsive, vanpool and lightly patronized motor bus service 2 Vehicle having a typical seating capacity of five to 15 passengers and classified as a van by the vehicle manufacturer A modified van is a standard van which has undergone some structural changes, usually made to increase its size and particularly its height The seating capacity of modified vans is approximately nine to 18 passengers Modified vans also may be referred to as "cutaway vans "