Modernized a broad rural optical transport footprint.

KAMO Power Modernizes a 2,700-Mile Optical Network
A 2,700-mile optical network with greater capacity.
The work begins with the operating reality.
A regional power and data transmission utility serving northeast Oklahoma and southwest Missouri.
EngagementKAMO Power modernized a 2,700-mile rural optical network to serve 17 electric cooperatives with greater capacity and reliability.
What had to change
Growing demand required higher-capacity transport across a wide rural footprint. The utility needed to expand service while protecting the reliability of critical energy operations.
Any new platform had to provide a cost-effective path from current 10G requirements toward broader 100G adoption.
How the work came together
BlueAlly designed and deployed an optical transport architecture based on the modular Infinera XTM Series.
Network architecture and implementation services coordinated the transition, limited operational disruption, and accelerated the delivery of 10G and 100G services.
What changed
The upgraded network improved service reliability and gave KAMO Power a flexible way to add capacity as demand changes.
The compact platform reduced total cost of ownership while supporting long-term growth across the cooperative network.
What the client gained.
Improved service to regional utility members.
Created flexible capacity for present and future demand.
Coordinated design and integration with minimal disruption.
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