ProjecTree: An AI Powered intelligent Project Management System

To ensure projects are completed on schedule, resources are used efficiently, and teams work together smoothly, strong project management is essential. However, the intricacy of today's projects, which involve many different tasks, dependencies, and teams, frequently leads to inefficiency, delays, and poor coordination. ProjectTree is a cutting-edge, AI-powered project management system created to tackle these issues. By using Natural Language Processing (NLP), the platform analyzes project details to sort tasks into frontend, backend, and database categories, and intelligently assigns them to employees based on their skills, experience, and availability. This smart resource allocation maximizes resource utilization and reduces bottlenecks. ProjectTree also includes a real-time communication tool to improve team interaction and uses role-based access control (RBAC) to limit user access to only the necessary resources and tasks, thereby improving security and data integrity. To protect sensitive project data, the system also incorporates strong security measures. This paper details the design, structure, and implementation of ProjectTree, comparing it to current project management tools, and showing how it can improve task assignment, team coordination, and overall productivity. The results show the system's ability to lessen project delays, improve decision-making, and offer a secure, collaborative environment for modern businesses.

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The Asian Bulletin of Big Data Management
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2025-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.62019/49nnpe97
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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ProjecTree: An AI Powered intelligent Project Management System

A. Raza, M Waqas Iqbal, Umar Farooq, Ali Raza et al.
The Asian Bulletin of Big Data Management
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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ProjecTree: An AI Powered intelligent Project Management System

A. Raza, M Waqas Iqbal, Umar Farooq, Ali Raza, Farooq Ali, Altaf Khan
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Abstract

To ensure projects are completed on schedule, resources are used efficiently, and teams work together smoothly, strong project management is essential. However, the intricacy of today's projects, which involve many different tasks, dependencies, and teams, frequently leads to inefficiency, delays, and poor coordination. ProjectTree is a cutting-edge, AI-powered project management system created to tackle these issues. By using Natural Language Processing (NLP), the platform analyzes project details to sort tasks into frontend, backend, and database categories, and intelligently assigns them to employees based on their skills, experience, and availability. This smart resource allocation maximizes resource utilization and reduces bottlenecks. ProjectTree also includes a real-time communication tool to improve team interaction and uses role-based access control (RBAC) to limit user access to only the necessary resources and tasks, thereby improving security and data integrity. To protect sensitive project data, the system also incorporates strong security measures. This paper details the design, structure, and implementation of ProjectTree, comparing it to current project management tools, and showing how it can improve task assignment, team coordination, and overall productivity. The results show the system's ability to lessen project delays, improve decision-making, and offer a secure, collaborative environment for modern businesses.

The Asian Bulletin of Big Data ManagementVol. 5(4)
University of Engineering and Technology Taxila (PK), Namal University (PK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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