Give the next feature a very good reason to exist.
An impressive demo earns attention. A useful product has to fit into someone’s work. Matt connects AI development with the decisions behind discovery, adoption, and continued use. Explore what to build, what to explain, and how to distinguish excitement in the room from value in the workflow.
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Big ideas. A very awake room.
What makes Matt's Technology & SaaS keynote different
Find the friction worth fixing.
Examine the task customers are trying to complete before choosing the technology. Identify where an AI capability could remove effort, improve a decision, or create a useful experience, then define what you need to learn.
Make the first useful moment easier.
Explore how positioning, onboarding, and product guidance help people understand an unfamiliar capability. Decide which explanation, demonstration, or workflow would help a buyer evaluate the fit for their team.
Build a reason to keep coming back.
Connect product choices to the experience after the launch. Consider reliability, human oversight, and the feedback needed to improve an AI workflow. Give your roadmap a clear customer question to answer next.
The interesting part is what it means for you.
A keynote becomes useful when people can see their own business in it. Matt uses stories, examples, and demonstrations to help audiences consider how change could affect their customers and their work.
Let the people in the room tell you.
Perspectives from event organizers and business leaders who have worked with Matt.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Find the friction worth fixing.
Examine the task customers are trying to complete before choosing the technology. Identify where an AI capability could remove effort, improve a decision, or create a useful experience, then define what you need to learn.
Make the first useful moment easier.
Explore how positioning, onboarding, and product guidance help people understand an unfamiliar capability. Decide which explanation, demonstration, or workflow would help a buyer evaluate the fit for their team.
Build a reason to keep coming back.
Connect product choices to the experience after the launch. Consider reliability, human oversight, and the feedback needed to improve an AI workflow. Give your roadmap a clear customer question to answer next.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Find the friction worth fixing.
Examine the task customers are trying to complete before choosing the technology. Identify where an AI capability could remove effort, improve a decision, or create a useful experience, then define what you need to learn.
Make the first useful moment easier.
Explore how positioning, onboarding, and product guidance help people understand an unfamiliar capability. Decide which explanation, demonstration, or workflow would help a buyer evaluate the fit for their team.
Build a reason to keep coming back.
Connect product choices to the experience after the launch. Consider reliability, human oversight, and the feedback needed to improve an AI workflow. Give your roadmap a clear customer question to answer next.
Big ideas. A very awake room.
See Matt connect the dots between technology, culture, and the people your business depends on. Watch the ideas come to life on stage.
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