Case Studies
ALMA COMMUNICATIONS
This project - the first full FTTH installation in Missouri – was running in 12 months, and provides more than adequate bandwidth for planned service upgrades such as VoIP and video.
CANEY VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
After a devastating ice storm, Finley Engineering immediately mobilized crews to rebuild severely damaged areas of Southeastern Kansas.
CLEAR LAKE INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO.
The new turnkey system helped Clear Lake provide a better service offering, lowered support costs and helped them gain an edge in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
CHARITON VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
Finley Engineering successfully completed the system improvements for Chariton Valley and made additional improvements on further projects.
LARGE ELECTRIC UTILITY LOCATED IN PACIFIC NW
Finley Engineering executed a multiple transmission line rating project on schedule that applied various scenarios and a short evaluation period to provide a comprehensive analysis for the client.
MAJOR INVESTOR OWNED UTILITY
Finley Engineering’s highly experienced personnel deemed an extension of their client’s staff by adhering to time lines and budgets of distribution design projects.
N. W. ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE
While working with government officials and land owners, Finley Engineering effectively secured the critical transmission tie to feed a developing area in Kansas City, Missouri.
NATIONAL LONG DISTANCE CARRIER
Finley opened up a new territory for the long distance carrier in about a year and was on-budget.
RANGE TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE
The project expanded the service area, increased the customer base, and has capacity for increased data and Internet connections.
RIO GRANDE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
Finley’s efficiency in the initial stages of the project paid off for RGEC such that the stringent timetable was met, thus keeping this high-profile project on schedule.
SENECA TELEPHONE CO.
Seneca has provided enhanced services, reduced energy costs because of decreased power consumption, and reduced heating & cooling required for the equipment.
TRI-COUNTY TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE
The system was configured to compress ten to twelve channels into a single stream, allowing TCC to increase their channel count in the RF system.
Fact Sheets
CAD/GPS Mapping
Environmental Analysis
FTTH/Fiber Transport
IP Data Network
IPTV/CATV
Power
Project Management
Right of Way and Permitting
Smart Grid
Surveying
Telecom
Wireless IP Services
Presentations
Technologies and the Future
Alma FTTP Open House
Best Practices with IP Security
Fall 2007 WSTA Conference
Fiber-to-the-Home Design Considerations
Goodbye to Copper?
IP for the Technician
Illinois TV - IPTV
Outside Plant FTTH Overbuilds
Rural VoIP: Protocol, Standards & Technologies
The What & Why of WiMAX Deployments
What Happened to the Local Service Provider?
Whitepapers
Smart Grid Whitepaper
