Leveraging Generative AI In Marketing Operations and Internal Management
Abstract
Applying Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) to both marketing activities and internal work is reshaping today’s business strategies. GenAI is notable because it can independently produce content like text, images, videos, and audio which many businesses are now using AI for. With this technology, creativity, efficiency, and innovation can happen in important parts of an organization. The paper studies how strategic and operational value is increased by using GenAI in marketing functions and management systems. The study relies on theories and reviews recent academic papers, case studies from the industry, and ideas introduced by top technology businesses. GenAI is found to improve marketing methods by producing content on the spot, reaching out to audiences right away, analyzing consumer opinions, and creating highly personalized campaigns. GenAI helps the company by automating repeatable jobs, aiding workers, sharing data in real time, and aiding chief-level choices. At the same time, adopting GenAI does pose some problems. People still worry about data safety, unfair decisions from algorithms, rules imposed by authorities, employees adjusting to technology, and ethical issues that stand in the way of full adoption. The study ends with the proposal of a strategic plan to handle these problems and make the most of GenAI. The study creates practical and theoretical results that can guide business experts, researchers, and marketers in making the right decisions about using GenAI.
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