Abstract
Generative AI enables autonomous content creation and fosters innovation, yet many organizations encounter fragmented governance, limited infrastructure, and cultural resistance. This research investigates how organizations can strategically integrate Generative AI to achieve lasting transformation. Drawing on literature in AI governance and organizational maturity models, a three-level framework (Foundation, Optimization, and Transformation) was developed. The study adopted a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative interviews and quantitative metrics to assess outcomes. Using a case-study approach within an education technology organization, implementation of the framework resulted in measurable gains in customer retention. The company’s retention rate increased from 62% to 78.5% over six months, a 16.5% gain which contributed directly to increased recurring revenue. Improved engagement, platform satisfaction, and personalized GenAI-powered tutoring features underpinned these outcomes. These findings support the hypothesis that a phased maturity model enhances both strategic alignment and cultural readiness. Further validation across diverse sectors is recommended to ensure scalability and adaptability in dynamic AI environments.
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Hamtini, T. M. (2026). A Comprehensive Framework for Integrating Generative AI into Organizational Strategy. TEM Journal, 15(2), 1086–1095. https://doi.org/10.18421/TEM152-13
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