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Organizations are pouring millions into AI initiatives while missing fundamental questions about business value. The pressure to “do something with AI” has created a dangerous blind spot: confusing activity with progress. Having an AI strategy isn’t the same as having a strategy that works.

I used to spend way too much time trying to figure out how to prioritize my projects, jumping between tools and apps, and doing my best to stay on top of everything. My to-do list felt endless, and I always seemed to be one step behind. That all changed when I started using AI task managers. It was like having my own personal assistant to keep me organized and do a lot of the repetitive, tedious work for me.

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At Intapp, a global software provider serving more than 2,700 firms, web requests ranging from page updates to legal policy changes could carry real weight. Without a reliable way to capture and triage them, even simple requests turned into bottlenecks. Missing information, time zones, and slow triage often stretched quick updates into multi-day delays.