This decade saw various innovations. It made a great impact on the everyday lives of people. Between 2019-2021, most companies employed these AI-backed project management software. It helped them to create quality, hassle-free work. It is not false to say that 2022 will be the era of AI-based software.

Data management has always been crucial to maintaining business continuity for enterprise organizations. For a long time, though, data management referred to the storage of information and the occasional need to access that information. And, for much of that time, the importance of data management has come second to data analytics techniques like machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). Now, in 2022, the critical nature of data management for enterprise organizations can no longer be understated. Organizations have so much data through which they need to sift that they can't afford to view data management as an afterthought to their data analytics efforts, especially considering that as much as 90% of data worldwide is unstructured.

Artificial intelligence and cloud computing are changing the direction of modern business. Countless entrepreneurs are discovering the benefits of AI in their business models. The market for AI technology was $39.9 billion last year. It is growing at a phenomenal pace of 42.2% a year. But what AI and cloud-based tools are in the greatest demand among business owners?

Forecast, a Denmark-based startup that has developed "AI-powered" project management software, has raised $5.5 million in new funding. The round is led by Crane Venture Partners, with participation from existing backers SEED Capital and Heartcore. Forecast has raised $10 million in total funding to date. Founded in late 2016, Forecast describes itself as an AI-powered project management solution that automates manual project management tasks, and brings extra visibility and predictive capabilities to to project management. The idea is to help increase collaboration across teams with a better workflow and to improve planning.

Will AI replace your job? Artificial intelligence is more dangerous than nuclear weapons. That's according to Elon Musk, who warned against the dangers of this technology at South by Southwest in 2018. Zeb Evans is the founder and CEO of ClickUp, a company that offers project management solutions for businesses. Evans is based in San Francisco and founded ClickUp in 2017.

Is it easy for you to have a 1-on-1 professional conversation? Do you have the IQ and EQ to do it well? With many personas, situations, needs, and channels, this gets complex. Marketing Technology has made tremendous strides to navigate it, creating simple high-impact conversations at scale. I am more excited than ever to regularly have the privilege to manage these conversations, these customer relationships.

Within the next five years, an app's capacity to work with AI will be more important than its mobile or cloud capabilities. In a recent Gartner report, aptly titled, "Conversational AI to Shake Up Your Technical and Business Worlds" authors Tom Austin, Mark Hung, and Magnus Revang argue that artificial intelligence will be so ingrained in the workforce that AI integration will be essential by 2021. Businesses will rely on conversational artificial intelligence (think virtual personal assistants in the vein of Siri or Amazon Alexa) instead of individual apps. Instead of scores or hundreds of apps (of which individuals typically depend on 4-to-6 in any given day), we expect [business] people to rely on multiple agents that will learn their needs and preferences and do their bidding, providing proactive, context-sensitive support almost everywhere. When I first read this report, I got excited--after all, who wouldn't want a helper that could integrate all of your systems into one, that could provide differing support based on needs and changing contexts?