The person behind the workshop

Hi, I’m Matthew Davis.
I help make the work clearer.

I’m a Raleigh-based leader working across AI, data, analytics, and enterprise transformation.

Where strategy meets the real work.

My work has followed a consistent pattern: step into ambiguity, make a problem understandable, and help a team move from ideas to execution.

At IBM, I’ve led work spanning Salesforce transformation, entitlement automation, analytics products, AI enablement, and global team development. My focus is on applied AI and data systems that are practical, defensible, and useful.

This workshop is a way to make that thinking usable. Where the Wild Agents Are is where I write and develop ideas. Here, those ideas become frameworks, assessments, experiments, and tools.

How I approach the work.

  • Start with the problem and the people experiencing it.
  • Make decisions, boundaries, and ownership explicit.
  • Test the uncertain part before committing to the whole product.
  • Measure useful outcomes and keep the limitations visible.

A note about the tools.

These are practical conversation aids and editorial frameworks. They do not certify readiness, predict project success, or authorize deployment. The useful part is the reasoning: what you know, what you do not know, and what to do next.

Assessment drafts stay in this browser session. The workshop does not ask for an account or send your answers to an AI service. You can download a result when you want to keep it.