WEBINAR

No More Silos: Building Hybrid Networks That Actually Work

Attendees will gain practical insight into how better infrastructure decisions today can reduce complexity, improve scalability, and support more resilient converged networks tomorrow.
August 26, 2026
5:00 PM UTC
1 hour

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Summary 

As broadband, wireless, and edge networks converge, the real challenge is no longer choosing a single “winning” technology—it is building infrastructure that allows multiple network architectures to work together reliably, efficiently, and at scale. Fiber, wireless, access, middle-mile, and edge deployments are increasingly interdependent, yet many builds are still planned and executed in silos. This session will explore how cable design, connectivity, deployment practices, and long-term infrastructure planning are evolving to support hybrid network environments. Panelists will examine how providers can improve speed to deployment, increase fiber density, simplify field installation, and build networks that remain flexible as demand from AI, 5G/6G, broadband expansion, and edge applications continue to grow. Attendees will gain practical insight into how better infrastructure decisions today can reduce complexity, improve scalability, and support more resilient converged networks tomorrow.

Speakers

Noah Taylor

Noah Taylor

Head of Market Intelligence & Growth Strategy

AFL

Noah Taylor serves as Head of Market Intelligence & Growth Strategy - Broadband at AFL, bringing several years of experience to the company. Throughout his tenure, Taylor has held various positions within manufacturing and applications engineering specific to fiber-to-the-home. He has spent time with customers designing fiber optic cables, supporting the installation of fiber optic cable networks in the field, while also training installers on the use of fiber optic cable, connectivity, and accessories. Currently, he serves as the technical lead for a fiber-to-the-home project with a rural cooperative. Taylor is a certified FTTx Outside Plant Designer and holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Louisiana State University, as well as an MBA from Liberty University.

Kevin Czaicki

Kevin Czaicki

Vice President, Broadband Solutions

Millennium

Kevin Czaicki is a seasoned telecommunications executive with over 30 years of experience in network services, engineering, and strategic leadership. As Vice President of Broadband Solutions at Millennium, he leads cross-functional teams to deliver customized fiber-based solutions that drive growth and operational efficiency.  

Known for his deep industry knowledge and collaborative leadership style, Kevin has successfully guided teams through complex transformations and plays a key role in shaping sales strategy, technical innovation, and customer success.

Moderator

Hayden Beeson

Hayden Beeson

Associate Editor

ISE Magazine

Hayden Beeson is the Editor of ISE Magazine, where he leads editorial strategy and content development. He has interviewed top industry leaders and shaped coverage on fiber deployments, workforce challenges, emerging technologies, and the evolving broadband landscape. Before joining ISE, Hayden held editorial roles at Lightwave, Broadband Technology Report, and Architectural SSL.  In addition to his editorial work, Hayden moderates panels at industry events, facilitating discussions that bridge executive insight and technical expertise on topics such as network evolution and customer experience.

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