About Virginia Blood Services
vablood.orgBuilding on the Virginia Blood Services' rich history, the Red Cross will continue to help connect people and possibilities to transform lives. One thing hasn't changed: the constant need for donors like you. Help serve local patients and those across the country by donating blood or platelets with the Red Cross.
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Vendor Usage
Virginia Blood Services uses 48 different technologies from 10 different vendors. They have above average use of several technologies including MochaHost, ShareThis and ServerCentral Turing Group.
Product Categories
Virginia Blood Services uses products from 10 different product categories. They are particularly heavy users of products in Cloud Platforms & Services, Web Servers, and Web Analytics.
Recently Detected Technologies
Enlyft tracks the use of over 15,000 technologies and has proprietary data on over 18 million companies worldwide.
| Technology | Category | Vendor | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| MochaHost | Web Hosting Services | MochaHost |  |
| ShareThis | Content Marketing | ShareThis | |
| ServerCentral Turing Group | Cloud Platforms & Services | ServerCentral Turing Group | |
| Litespeed | Web Servers | LiteSpeed Technologies Inc. | |
| MailChannels | Email Communications Technologies | MailChannels Corporation | |
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