2019 Influential Businesswoman Awards

Acquisition International - 2019 Influential Businesswomen Awards 31 Multi-award-winning FlyingBinary Ltd is a pioneer in fundamental web science research. We profile the firm and CEO Dr Jacqui Taylor to find out more. profile mentor in the world’s number one digital hub, Tech City. Jacqui mentors entrepreneurs, specifically to accelerate their technology and funding options for growth. She is supported by co-founder and CTO Ian, who is himself a renowned international web scientist. The creation of the evidence base for the next steps of the Open Data agenda for the Cabinet Office of HM Government also recognised Ian as a web scientist of influence in the era of Big Data and the IoT. This innovation work resulted in an IoT techtrailblazer award. FlyingBinary’s latest innovations are underpinning Secured European Cloud Services for AI, Big Data, Smart Cities and IoT, architected to have no reliance on the EU/US Privacy Shield. Together with their expert team the Founders operate in partnership with a variety of other businesses to provide clients with secured and accredited Cloud services, available globally. This partnership approach uses core web science and has created a secured and accredited Artificial Emotional Intelligence service to deliver on the inclusion agenda for IoT. The Return on Investment (ROI) FlyingBinary have demonstrated from an organisation’s investment in IoT has ranged from a 2 x through 60 x multiplier. This ROI clearly will give your business a competitive advantage in a global marketplace. Jacqui is recognised as one of the Top Ten global IoT innovators and an independent IoT analyst advising 27,000 CxOs on leveraging the opportunity from IoT. Looking ahead, FlyingBinary’s commitment to web science innovation is assured with new services already in development for clients. All web science services have previously been built to support the needs of Generation Z (aged 26 – 16) it is expected that GenZ will influence 40% of the global economic spend in 2020. All future web science services are being built for Generation Alpha (aged 15 – 5 years) who have significantly different needs from IoT and are the future global workforce. These innovations will be made commercially available as the Founders continue to be committed to providing award-winning solutions and services to their valued clients. Company: FlyingBinary Ltd Contact: hello@flyingbinary.com Website: https://flyingbinary.com ounded in 2009, FlyingBinary has since flourished thanks to its commitment to innovation and drive towards offering its clients unique services which operate across the web, services not available from any other company. The firm’s founders are dedicated and passionate web scientists who are leading the way to the adoption of secured and accredited Internet of Things (IoT) technology for both Enterprise and SMEs to meet the inclusion agenda and drive return on investment from IoT. Drawing on the expertise of the co-founders, CEO Dr Jacqui Taylor and CTO Ian Taylor, the firm is able to offer its clients extensive support and unique solutions. An appointment for the third year as an Independent Ministerial Advisor in the Cabinet Office of HM Government recognised Jacqui as a web scientist of influence in the era of Big Data and the IoT. Jacqui was recognised in 2016 as one of the 100 most powerful UK entrepreneurs and in 2017 was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Science in recognition of the contribution her her web science research has made to society. Ian and Jacqui collaborated with datajournalism thought leaders to produce their third publication, a PhD primer for journalists showcasing FlyingBinary’s fundamental web science research which connects 34 million citizens across the web. Published in November 2015, this articulated the global future of the datajournalism industry. Jacqui has published five books which articulate the futurist agenda basedonherfundamentalwebscienceresearchandthedatajournalism industry she co-founded. As a prominent digital European leader she has built a new Trust and Privacy model to underpin the future of IoT in Europe. Jacqui is one of four leaders in Europe appointed to articulate the next steps for the European Commission to enable Smart Cities deliver better outcomes for citizens. She is an advisor to both the UK and Chinese governments on Smart Cities and expert lead for the British Standards Institute (BSI) team on Data Usage, AI and Smart Cities with international colleagues on the top-level technical standardisation committees. As the technical author for a BSI UK Smart City standard she has articulated the future role of UK data and IT services and their value in the domain. She is also a high- F Most Influential Woman in Web Science Research 2019: FlyingBinary Ltd