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Dr. Mark Maybury Executive Director Resume  Mark Thomas Maybury
Education Ph. D. Computer Science, concentration in Artificial Intelligence (natural language processing) Professional Development Classified US Intelligence Community Course Employment History 1990 - present: The MITRE Corporation, Bedford, MA Work Experience 1990 - present: The MITRE Corporation, Bedford, MA July, 1998-present: Executive Director, Information Technology Division. General management of division distributed among Washington, Bedford, and sites. Executive Director of Advanced Research and Development Activity (ARDA) Northeast Regional Research Center (nrrc.mitre.org) and ARDA Corporate Focal Point. Established corporate Collaboration Council, for strategic planning and coordination. Corporate focal point for Open Geospatial Consortium. DoD FFRDC Outcome leader for Decision Support/Collaboration Services. Program Manager for DARPA Information Content Exploitation (ICE) initiative. Member, Board of Trustees of 800+ Object Management Group (OMG) consortia. Co-publisher of MITRE's Edge and Edge Perspectives. Co-Editor of Advances in Automatic Text Summarization (MIT Press, 1999) and Advances in Knowledge Management: Principles and Practice (MIT Press, 2001) and editor of New Directions in Question Answering (AAAI/ MIT Press 2004) and Personalized Digital Television (Kluwer Academic, 2004). Hosted Executive Summit on Collaboration and Executive Summit on Knowledge Management for senior government officials. "United We Stand" Award from New York City for World Trade Center recovery. 2005 Recognition Award from Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld for support to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad, Iraq. 2005 Recognition Award from President George Bush for Plan for Terrorist Information Sharing Environment. December, 1996-June 1998: Director, Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) Center. As Director, Dr. Maybury leads a multi-site management team and all principal strategic planning, business development, personnel, and management activities. As Thrust Leader of New Information Services, Mark led a corporate-wide team, including establishing the first Integrated Visionary Demonstration of key capabilities developed at MITRE (e.g., BNN, Websumm, WebMT, PeopleFinder, CVW). Advisor to senior corporate and customer leadership on advanced information systems technology. Director of the Bedford Artificial Intelligence Center. Chair of DII Common Operating Environment Technical Working Group in Multimedia and Collaboration Services. Elected to Innovation Team, a corporate wide officer/director virtual CIO. Established (and co-publisher of) The EDGE, corporate information technology newsletter to enhance communications throughout the corporation and with senior sponsors. Editor of Intelligent Multimedia Information Retrieval (AAAI/MIT Press, 1997), co-editor of Readings in Intelligent User Interfaces (Morgan Kaufmann, 1998), and co-chair of first international workshop on scalable text summarization. June, 1995-Dec 1996: Deputy Director, Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) Center in the National Intelligence Division of the Center for Integrated Intelligence Systems. As Deputy Director, Dr. Maybury assumed responsibility for day to day management of operations including personnel management, strategic planning, and business development. As Thrust Leader of New Information Services, Mark led corporate technology strategy, business development, and management of $4.7M corporate investments in digital libraries, human computer interaction, intelligent agents, and spatial and temporal infrastructure for a broad set of C4I problems and clients. Mark also served as Director of the Bedford Artificial Intelligence Center, Leader of MITRE's Commercial Intelligent Information Access Core Competency and Chair of the Corporate Technology Council in AI. He chaired the international workshop on Intelligent Multimedia Information Retrieval. He gave a number of invited talks and tutorials to both sponsor and professional audiences. 1993-1995: Department Head, Advanced Information Systems Technology Department in the National Intelligence Division of the Center for Integrated Intelligence Systems. As Department Head and Director of the Bedford Artificial Intelligence Technical Center, Dr. Maybury was responsible for the direction of 60 technical and administrative staff engaged in a broad range of information systems architecture and prototyping activities encompassing advanced databases, open systems, collaborative computing, reverse engineering, intelligent training, speech and language processing, intelligent interfaces, and distributed computing. During this time, Mark established an office at Wright Patterson AFB to architect the National Air Intelligence Center's Enhanced Open Source Service Agent (OSSA) for the Intelligence Community's Open Source Coordinator Office (COSCO). Mark also led efforts to couple MITRE's Technology Program with national intelligence sponsors. He served as Principal Investigator of the MSR Multimedia Computing. He led an international workshop on Intelligent Multimedia Information Retrieval. He was an invited tutorial speaker on Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces at major international symposia (IEEE ICMCS, AAAI, ECAI, COLING, CHI, ACM Multimedia). As Director of the Bedford Artificial Intelligence Center, Dr. Maybury served on the Bedford Technology Council, two Corporate Technology Councils (AI, Open Source), as well as several conference program committees. 1992-1993: Associate Department Head, Advanced Information Systems Technology Department. As Associate Director of the Bedford Artificial Intelligence Technical Center, Mark was primarily responsible for managing the Technical Center work program of over 20 staff, leading strategic technology planning and business development activities, and integrating the Bedford Group's artificial intelligence work program with those across the corporation. Mark published scientific and technical papers in the areas of natural language generation, knowledge based simulation, text summarization, and intelligent multimedia interfaces. 1990-1992: As Group Leader of Speech and Natural Language Processing, Mark led a group of scientists that developed novel solutions for problems such as free text understanding, speaker-independent, continuous speech recognition, and intelligent information presentation. In a four month time period, he successfully led a group from the Bedford Artificial Intelligence and Networking Centers to develop a multimedia Open Source intelligence demonstration for an emerging corporate initiative. As Principal Investigator on the MSR Tailored Information Presentation, Mark developed novel techniques to enable the automatic generation of fluent English reports from simulations, expert systems, and large databases. The results of this research were published, and a journal article describing the generation of natural language event summaries and route directions was awarded the 1991 MITRE Best Paper and a $5,000 prize. He chaired a national workshop on Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces, which led to his editing a collection of the same title in 1993 (AAAI/MIT Press). 1986-1990: United States Air Force, Rome Air Development Center, Griffiss AFB, NY 1988-1990: As Center Program Manager Dr. Maybury successfully managed and
evaluated multi-million dollar advanced artificial intelligence technology development
contracts. To improve the productivity and interoffice communication in the intelligent
systems branch, Mark personally advocated, designed, and procured $250,000 office
automation system. At Griffiss Mark became a Certified Systems Acquisition Manager.
He was a member of the Unit Advisory Council and Professional Development Committee. 1987-1988: As Research Team Chief Dr. Maybury was Project Leader of in-house
program to investigate intelligent interfaces to knowledge based planners and land-air
simulators. He frequently briefed foreign and domestic military and business leaders on
intelligent interface applications being developed at Rome. He trained, managed and led
in-house team of software development engineers in the creation and extension of GENNY
and TEXPLAN, two advanced intelligent interface systems. While at Rome Marks published 20
artificial intelligence articles (national and international), was nominated for the
Chief Scientist Award, and was awarded a Scientific Achievement Award. 1986: Senior Software Engineer at The Computerist, Inc., Chelmsford, MA. Mark implemented and tested medical biofeedback application. Teaching Experience Dr. Maybury was an Instructor of Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) at the Graduate School of Management and Urban Professions, Utica, NY in 1989. He individually planned and lectured a HMIS course and taught an advanced seminar. While Fenwick Scholar at the College of the Holy Cross, Mark co-taught an advanced course in artificial intelligence together with Dr. Haring-Smith of the Mathematics Department. During 1994, Dr. Maybury was invited to give a tutorial on Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces at six international conferences in 1994 (CHI-94, AAAI-94, ECAI-94, ICMCS-94, COLING-94, ACM-94), in 1996 (UM'96, ECAI-96). He has given invited tutorials on Intelligent Multimedia (IEEE ICMCS '99), Extraction of Knowledge from Unstructured Text (Intelink 2001), Summarization (ACL 01), User Modeling for Intelligent User Interfaces (UM 2001), User Modeling for Adaptive User Interfaces (AVI-02), Knowledge Management (CIKM-02), Collaboration (CTS-05), Intelligent User Interfaces (HCI '99, IUI '99; AAAI'05), and Intelligent Information Access (MITRE 2002, IA '05). Hardware and Equipment IBM PCs, Macintosh, Symbolics, Sun, Texas Instruments, Silicon Graphics, NexT, DEC Vax, MicroVax. Software Operating Systems: UNIX, MacOS, PC DOS/Windows, DEC VAX/VMS External Technical Committee or Memberships
Invited Speaker
MITRE Cluster Groups or Specialty Group Memberships Director, Bedford Artificial Intelligence Center Professional Society or Association Memberships
American Association of Artificial Intelligence Professional Honors Appointed IEEE Fellow, February 2010
Certificate of Recognition, Support to Operation Iraqi Freedom, December 2003
United We Stand” Award from New York City and MITRE for World Trade Center recovery efforts, 2002 Academic Awards
Rotary Graduate Scholar, Cambridge University, England, 1986-1987 Other Awards
Chelmsford High School Hall of Fame, 2002 Military Awards and Decorations
United States Air Force Training Ribbon, 1986 Licenses and Certifications Advanced Open Water SCUBA, Cavern Diving Foreign Languages Read, write and speak Italian and Spanish (understand French and German) Patent Pending Content based Segmentation and Presentation of Broadcast News. October 27, 1997. Serial No. 60/065,947. Publications Dr. Maybury's publications are listed online.
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