Network transport ready for Day 1 in six months.

A New Network Supports an Energy Company Separation
Independent network and critical application migration.
The work begins with the operating reality.
One of the largest U.S. energy providers, powering more than 10 million homes and businesses through nuclear, hydro, wind, and solar generation.
EngagementA major energy provider built an independent, scalable network and migrated hundreds of critical applications during a complex company separation.
What had to change
Separation from a parent company required new core networks at colocation sites plus independent connectivity and management across a large operating footprint.
Hundreds of business and operational technology applications had to move on a compressed schedule, creating a need for added engineering capacity and disciplined coordination.
How the work came together
BlueAlly worked with the client's engineers to design and deploy a scalable network architecture around its business, performance, compliance, and operating requirements.
The architecture combined a VXLAN EVPN fabric, standardized networking platforms, accelerated colocation deployment, and enclave security.
Teams configured servers, switches, routers, and supporting infrastructure at colocation sites while creating training and standardized documentation for the client's operations staff.
What changed
The network was ready for Day 1 transport in six months, and the full application migration met the compressed 18-month deadline, enabling the energy company to operate independently.
The new foundation improved centralized management, created room for expansion, and transferred the knowledge needed for day-to-day operations.
What the client gained.
Completed the separation and application migration on schedule.
Moved business and operational technology workloads.
Created training and standardized deployment documentation.
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