LeVar Holdings · Coaching · Consulting · AI Solutions · Atlanta, Georgia · In-Person & Virtual · Global
A LeVar Holdings Practice

The network as something you use.

Vendor-agnostic network engineering and architecture, designed around modern managed and as-a-service delivery — so the network is something you use, not something you maintain. No quota sits behind the recommendation.

The Capabilities

What the practice actually does

Six areas, all of them hands-on. Every engagement is scoped and delivered by the same person who recommended it.

Network Engineering & Design

End-to-end architecture, from the closet to the edge.

  • LAN and WAN design
  • Wireless and SD-WAN
  • Security and structured cabling

Designing Toward As-a-Service

Choosing a delivery model before choosing a box.

  • Delivery-model selection
  • Cloud-managed architecture
  • Cost modeling and zero-touch provisioning

IT Infrastructure Consulting

Knowing what you have before deciding what to build.

  • Assessment and roadmapping
  • Data center planning
  • Multi-site strategy

Selection & Procurement

The evaluation you would run for yourself.

  • Vendor-neutral evaluation
  • TCO analysis and RFP support
  • Contract optimization

Security & Compliance

Built in at design time, not bolted on afterward.

  • Zero-trust frameworks
  • NIST alignment and segmentation
  • FERPA, HIPAA and PCI planning

Partner & Alliance Engineering

Architecture depth without adding headcount.

  • Embedded architect services
  • Partner enablement
  • Ecosystem navigation
Where a Partnership Fits

Honest about the bench

The coaching practice is mine end to end. Consulting and AI Solutions are where scale, subcontracting, and complementary bench strength matter most — delivery capacity, certifications, past performance, and prime/sub structures are all open to discussion. Where a partner brings something I don’t have, I would rather say so early than discover it mid-engagement.

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