How Artificial Intelligence can help Project Managers

Maria Munir

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Maria Munir

Keywords:

project managers, artificial intelligence, ecosystem, foster

Abstract

In this research work, it has been analysed that how artificial intelligence can help the project managers to manage the work. AI research is basically defined as the research that is done on different intelligence agents. It is a device that helps in perceiving the environment and helps in taking such actions that increases the chance to attain the goals. The artificial intelligence is now used within different fields. One of its finest applications is in the field of project management. Project Management AI is basically a system that can administer different projects without many resources. It does not require more input or cost. Through using the power of artificial intelligence, the tasks can be done automatically. AI also helps in making decisions associated with the projects and it helps in identifying the skills and capabilities of team members involved within a project. Project Management AI helps in fostering a safer environment It also helps in delivering untiring vigilance and objectivity. Moreover, Project Management AI is used for the development of an eco-system for managing the knowledge. Artificial intelligence provides assistance to project managers in many ways.

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How Artificial Intelligence can help Project Managers. (2019). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 19(A4), 29-35. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/2728

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