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Whether you are a project manager or a product owner, a project management tool and some basic agile techniques will significantly help you manage your project or product. At the very least, these tools will give you, the management, and your team a better overview. In addition, the results can be a faster implementation, fewer queries, better time estimation and greater motivation. In the following article, I want to provide you some points that can help you improve your project management and the underlying user stories. Here, like the headline already suggests, I would recommend Jira -- the standard software for management purposes.

Although artificial intelligence (AI) might call to mind images of Hal 9000 or the T-1000, AI assumed a drastically different form from its science fiction portrayal. Bots evolved into a popular, and useful, form of artificial intelligence. They can recognize and follow patterns to automate repetitive tasks. Check out these 10 bot-driven productivity tools perfect for everyone from individuals to start-ups and small businesses. Cleverly named after the protagonist from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Alice is an AI bot from the Mad Botter.

PALO ALTO, Calif., May 6, 2017 /PRNewswire-iReach/ ClickUp, a revolutionary project management platform released today, boasts the best elements from popular project management platforms like Trello, JIRA, and Asana. However, unlike the competition Click Up is also using AI and machine learning to set a higher bar for what project management software can be. While deadlines and time estimates are never right, Clickup pours data into proprietary machine learning algorithms to reduce (and potentially eliminate) human error related to making project estimates. Since estimates of this nature are extremely challenging to predict, even marginal improvements in accuracy can be extraordinarily valuable for companies. Another key aspect of the tool is the way in which it leverages the best features of existing platforms to create a solution unlike anything seen previously.

Wouldn't it be fabulous if Salesforce, Microsoft, Google, and other software companies could make software smart enough to straighten out the tangle of features-and-functions they've been selling to us for the last 20 years? While none of those companies would likely describe what they're doing in those terms, they are all pushing artificial intelligence (AI) technology that they claim helps software anticipate a user's needs based on human-computer interactions and the data users deal with every day. Salesforce crm, for example, says it is enabling all of its sales, marketing, e-commerce, and other "cloud" software with AI. In theory that means the software would tell a sales rep which prospects are close to signing a purchase order and which are leaning towards a competitor based on website visits, social media posts, email, online demos taken etc. Microsoft msft is likewise adding AI to its Office productivity applications and Dynamics business software.