Steve is the founder of the MIT CIO Summit and the MIT CIO Symposium, which attract hundreds of IT leaders to MIT every year for two days of knowledge sharing.

People -- STEPHEN C. BUCKLEY, Associate DIRECTOR of Systems engineering, MIT

Stephen C. Buckley is currently Associate Director of Systems Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has overall responsibility for the development, integration and maintenance of MIT's enterprise applications including, SAP, Web Services, Kerberos and Mobile Computing. Additional teams within Systems Engineering provide Quality Assurance, Departmental Consulting and Application Development, Training and Documentation, and Software Release.

Previously, he served as founder and first Executive Director of the MIT Kerberos Consortium. The mission of the Consortium is to establish Kerberos as the universal authentication platform for the world's computer networks.

In 2008, he accepted the Andrew W. Mellon Award for Technology Collaboration from Vinton Cerf for MIT's work on Kerberos.

Previously he held dual appointments as Associate Director of the Center for Digital Business and the Center for Collective Intelligence. He is the founder of the MIT CIO Summit and the MIT CIO Symposium, which attract hundreds of IT leaders to MIT every year for two days of knowledge sharing.

He has been a consultant and advisor to numerous large organizations, such as PriceWaterHouseCoopers, Burroughs Wellcome and McKinsey and Company. In addition, while taking a break from MIT, he has been one of the first ten employees of three start-up organizations, including the Society for Organizational Learning and The Cambridge Innovation Center.

With Prof. Edgar Schein, he founded "Reflections" magazine, and edited the book "Knowledge Management", both published by MIT Press. He currently writes a quarterly column in CIO Digest Magazine, and previously wrote a weekly technology column in the Boston Globe's "DigitalMass" section from 1999-2000. Steve has also been quoted in numerous publications, including Wired, InformationWeek, The Boston Globe, Technology Review and Businessweek.

He graduated with a degree in English Literature from Clark University in 1986. Steve is an avid adventure sailor and skier, serves on the Board of Directors of the Cottage Park Yacht Club, and lives in Winthrop, Massachusetts with his wife, Claire and their two sons, David, and Michael.

	About - The Kerberos Consortium FAQ People Overview Proposal Agreement Steve is the founder of the MIT CIO Summit and the MIT CIO Symposium, which attract hundreds of IT leaders to MIT every year for two days of knowledge sharing.	People -- STEPHEN C. BUCKLEY, Associate DIRECTOR of Systems engineering, MIT Stephen C. Buckley is currently Associate Director of Systems Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has overall responsibility for the development, integration and maintenance of MIT's enterprise applications including, SAP, Web Services, Kerberos and Mobile Computing. Additional teams within Systems Engineering provide Quality Assurance, Departmental Consulting and Application Development, Training and Documentation, and Software Release. Previously, he served as founder and first Executive Director of the MIT Kerberos Consortium. The mission of the Consortium is to establish Kerberos as the universal authentication platform for the world's computer networks. In 2008, he accepted the Andrew W. Mellon Award for Technology Collaboration from Vinton Cerf for MIT's work on Kerberos. Previously he held dual appointments as Associate Director of the Center for Digital Business and the Center for Collective Intelligence. He is the founder of the MIT CIO Summit and the MIT CIO Symposium, which attract hundreds of IT leaders to MIT every year for two days of knowledge sharing. He has been a consultant and advisor to numerous large organizations, such as PriceWaterHouseCoopers, Burroughs Wellcome and McKinsey and Company. In addition, while taking a break from MIT, he has been one of the first ten employees of three start-up organizations, including the Society for Organizational Learning and The Cambridge Innovation Center. With Prof. Edgar Schein, he founded "Reflections" magazine, and edited the book "Knowledge Management", both published by MIT Press. He currently writes a quarterly column in CIO Digest Magazine, and previously wrote a weekly technology column in the Boston Globe's "DigitalMass" section from 1999-2000. Steve has also been quoted in numerous publications, including Wired, InformationWeek, The Boston Globe, Technology Review and Businessweek. He graduated with a degree in English Literature from Clark University in 1986. Steve is an avid adventure sailor and skier, serves on the Board of Directors of the Cottage Park Yacht Club, and lives in Winthrop, Massachusetts with his wife, Claire and their two sons, David, and Michael.