Rachel Taylor

Rachel Taylor

Bend, Oregon, United States
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With over 20 years of experience in the enterprise technology industry, Rachel Taylor is…

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    Bend, Oregon, United States

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    Fully Distributed - United States & Canada

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Publications

  • Accelerating Prototype to Production: 4 Ways Nubix Improves the Route to Market

    Nubix

    What if you could cut your software's route to market in half and end up with a superior finished product?

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  • Nubix Recognized as a Sample Vendor in Gartner® Report

    Nubix-Gartner

    Nubix, a pioneer in edge-native containers and analytics for the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced it has been recognized in 2021 Gartner’s Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Radar: Internet of Things. The report, which offers an analysis of the maturity, market momentum and influence of key technologies and trends, identified Nubix among the Sample vendors providing Edge Containerization Solutions.

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  • Navigate the Chip Shortage and Regain Control of Supply Chains with Software-Defined Operations

    Nubix

    Nubix, enables companies to build and deploy applications and firmware to existing edge systems (such as IoT), eliminating the requirement to rebuild software based on hardware availability. The platform works by deploying small, containerized code blocks (which we call Tiny Services) to existing hardware. The Nubix architecture can also be used to deploy new or updated firmware, applications, security, analytics, etc.

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  • Rethinking Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems

    Nubix Blog

    How Edge-Native Applications Increase Safety, Security, and Agility
    It's a precarious time for cybersecurity in industrial and critical infrastructure environments. While cyber threats are relentless and constantly evolving, the industrial control systems that operate the instrumentation and equipment in these environments are dated, vulnerable to exploitation, and traditionally difficult to modernize – but edge computing applications offer a new way forward.

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  • Momenta Podcast #144: Rachel Taylor, CEO and Edge-Native

    Momenta

    In this week’s podcast, Ken Forster of Momenta interviews Rachel Taylor, CEO of Nubix, an Edge-Native Application Platform that makes it easy to build, deploy and manage applications on the tiniest of edge devices for industrial IoT.

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  • Women Worth Watching 2016

    Diversity Journal Magazine

    Rocana announced that its Vice President of Operations, Rachel Taylor, has been recognized as a 2016 Woman Worth Watching by Profiles in Diversity Journal.

    Ms. Taylor joins the ranks of leading female executives from top tier companies including Aflac, American Airlines, Capital One, and GE. Many previous Women Worth Watching have gone on to become CEO of Fortune 500 companies, while countless others have moved forward to lead new business units, launch new ventures, and help develop the…

    Rocana announced that its Vice President of Operations, Rachel Taylor, has been recognized as a 2016 Woman Worth Watching by Profiles in Diversity Journal.

    Ms. Taylor joins the ranks of leading female executives from top tier companies including Aflac, American Airlines, Capital One, and GE. Many previous Women Worth Watching have gone on to become CEO of Fortune 500 companies, while countless others have moved forward to lead new business units, launch new ventures, and help develop the next generation of leaders.

    “Rachel has built her career helping early stage companies translate their technology and product vision into operating plans and talent strategies,” said Omer Trajman, CEO & Co-Founder, Rocana. “She’s helped create diverse teams and forge strong cultures that become the foundation of growth and differentiation. We’re proud to have Rachel on our team”

    “Emergingstartups tend to be resource constrained, which makes it all the more important to have strong operations supported by passionate, committed people,” said Rachel Taylor. “Having helped many companies become successful over the years, I believe that a diverse company full of great people and a well-defined mission will find success in whatever path they choose. I’m honored to be recognized as a 2016 Woman Worth Watching and will continue to focus on improving diversity across the industry.”

    Ms. Taylor’s commitment and achievements will be profiled in the upcoming Profiles in Diversity Journal magazine 2016 Women Worth Watching edition available in September.

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  • Age Diversity Matters at Rocana

    Rocana

    Beyond the total visibility power under the hood of Rocana Ops, one thing we believe makes Rocana so successful is the growing diversity of our workforce. Research shows that a diverse workforce allows businesses to better serve their customers, increase worker creativity, encourage more personal growth, and foster independent thinking.

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  • When Should Startups Move Into a Physical Space?

    Tech.Co

    Rachel Taylor, VP Operations @ Rocana Quoted By Ronald Barba, Managing Editor of Tech.Co

    At what stage should a startup consider moving its operations into a physical space as opposed to just a digital one? It’s an important question that startup founders must make at some point, and – once they do reach this decision point – what kind of space works best for their company needs?

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  • Caution is replacing confidence in some tech circles as hiring shows signs of slowdown

    San Francisco Business Times

    Rachel Taylor, VP Operations @ Rocana Interviewed By Annie Gaus, SF Business Times Reporter

    If 2015 was a balmy year of fast money and faster hiring in the tech industry, 2016 is shaping up as slower and chillier. How much so remains open to question.

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  • Distributed People

    Rocana Blog site

    Rocana is a fully distributed company. Our employees live and work where and when they want and manage the right work/life balance for themselves and their loved ones. As a result we can hire the most amazing, talented professionals anywhere in the US, Canada and, eventually, around the world.

    Why did we decide to be distributed? It’s because of people.

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Honors & Awards

  • 10 Coolest IoT Software Companies: 2021 Internet of Things

    The Channel Co: CRN

    Innovative IoT software offerings are coming from a variety of vendors, from large cloud service providers to startups. What follows are the 10 coolest IoT software companies.
    Nubix
    Rachel Taylor, CEO
    San Francisco-based Nubix is making it easy to develop and manage applications on tiny IoT devices at the edge with its new edge-native application platform. The company said it has the only offering that supports container services for Linux-based microprocessor devices and MCU devices…

    Innovative IoT software offerings are coming from a variety of vendors, from large cloud service providers to startups. What follows are the 10 coolest IoT software companies.
    Nubix
    Rachel Taylor, CEO
    San Francisco-based Nubix is making it easy to develop and manage applications on tiny IoT devices at the edge with its new edge-native application platform. The company said it has the only offering that supports container services for Linux-based microprocessor devices and MCU devices that run on a real-time operating system.

  • Women Worth Watching

    Diversity Journal

    https://womenworthwatching.com/rachel-taylor/
    When Profiles in Diversity Journal launched its inaugural Women Worth Watching® issue in 2002, there were only 11 women at the helm of a Fortune 1000 company. Today, there are several dozen spanning Fortune 1000, Fortune 500 and Fortune 100, a good number of whom were recognized as Women Worth Watching before stepping into that role.

    Over the years, we have recognized thousands of talented women who were nominated by their organizations…

    https://womenworthwatching.com/rachel-taylor/
    When Profiles in Diversity Journal launched its inaugural Women Worth Watching® issue in 2002, there were only 11 women at the helm of a Fortune 1000 company. Today, there are several dozen spanning Fortune 1000, Fortune 500 and Fortune 100, a good number of whom were recognized as Women Worth Watching before stepping into that role.

    Over the years, we have recognized thousands of talented women who were nominated by their organizations for their impact on their workplaces and our world. In doing so, we have chronicled a movement and revealed a developing pipeline of leaders whose passion and potential simply cannot be ignored.

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