Paul B. Hill

Paul Hill is a senior systems programmer at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology within their Information Services & Technology department. He has
been working at MIT since 1991. He has extensive experience with Microsoft
operating systems and products. Mr. Hill has worked on MIT's Kerberos
development team and was responsible for the port to Windows during the 90s.
He was the technical lead on MIT's Project Pismere which resulted in a IS&T
supported Windows 2000 domain for the campus. This project became an
operational service which provides a common name space, authentication, and
authorization with MIT's Athena computing environment.

Mr. Hill is also a member of Internet 2's Middleware Architecture Committee
for Education (MACE). He has also been a participant in the IETF's
Calendaring and Scheduling working group, the CAT working group, and the
Kerberos working group.

Mr. Hill has been a speaker at Microsoft's Higher Education CIO Summit,
USENIX Symposia, meetings of the Securities Industry Middleware Council
(SIMC), and was a contributing author to Osborne/McGraw Hill's 'Windows 2000
Security Handbook'.