Technology leader · Builder · Writer

I write about what happens when AI leaves the demo.

I'm Patrick Phillips. I lead technology, build working systems, and write about the messy, consequential stretch between a promising idea and the way work actually changes.

Patrick Phillips

Based in Utah. Curious about the systems, choices, and people shaping the next era of work.

I write about

AI in the real enterprise

I keep coming back to

Leadership, governance, and useful systems

My standard

What works, what breaks, and what we learn

Projects

The workbench behind the point of view.

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Personal AI operating system

PatrickOS

A working coordination layer for the way I actually use AI: shared context, persistent project memory, and cleaner handoffs between tools.

Bike shop AI assistant

SpokeDesk

A shop-facing assistant for bicycle retailers that helps answer customer questions, capture service intent, and turn messy inbound requests into usable work.

AI risk and readiness product

Agent Passport Studio

A way to inventory AI agents, describe what they can touch, and turn that into an executive-readable risk and governance view.

The AI Catalyst

A newsletter for people responsible for making AI useful.

I publish essays on enterprise AI, agentic systems, technology leadership, and the operating choices that determine whether ambitious ideas become durable change.

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A little more personal

I've spent two decades inside transformation—not presenting it from the sidelines.

My career started with process, systems, and the stubborn details that make organizations run. Today I lead technology strategy as a CIO while continuing to build, test, and write.

This site is where those threads meet: experience from large organizations, experiments from my own workbench, and honest questions about where AI is taking us.

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