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Conceptualized by Kochi based technology enthusiasts, who have an eye for detail in inducing technology into every platform they come across, VA Networks is a corporate family, nourished and nurtured by the expertise gained by its founders, through the remarkable experiences they have gathered over the years in both technology and customer relations arenas.

 

Established in the year 2018, the team, who are a herd of passionate customer-oriented tech-worms, aim at reaching out to the marketing and operational needs of MSME businesses, start-ups, MNCs and more, through ITeS & CPaaS. The idea is simple and clear – Shout out your idea to your target audience through just a click, for endless possibilities, anywhere...anytime!

 

 Our Foundation

 

Countless perks of digitization

Social Networking

Sync with client needs

Trust & Faith in the exquisite world of ITES

A power-packed team – Our Backbone!



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