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Rethinking Strategy? GenAI Is Redesigning the Business Model

By Rodrigo Stefanini - Stefanini Group
CEO Latin America

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Rodrigo Stefanini By Rodrigo Stefanini | CEO Latin America - Tue, 05/27/2025 - 06:00

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In today’s digital age, it’s widely recognized that artificial intelligence has evolved from a secondary support tool into a core engine driving business transformation. As such, market demands, when combined with generative AI, are no longer solely about optimizing existing processes. Instead, the imperative is to rebuild businesses from the ground up, enabling the creation of innovative models that were previously out of reach.

To set the context, it's helpful to clarify the distinction between traditional AI and GenAI. AI refers to a machine’s ability to perform tasks typically requiring human intelligence, such as understanding, reasoning, and learning. Within this domain, GenAI stands out as a specific subset capable of producing entirely new content, like text, images, music, or ideas. While all forms of AI rely on data and algorithms, GenAI distinguishes itself by going beyond data processing to imagine and create based on what it has learned.

A report by Forrester Research (2024 AI Predictions) revealed that companies leveraging GenAI as part of their AI and machine learning (AI/ML) strategy have seen productivity increases of up to 30% compared to those that have yet to adopt the technology.

How can GenAI be integrated into a business model?

GenAI empowers organizations to reimagine both the “how” and the “what” of the value they deliver. From auto-generating subscription models to designing real-time personalized digital products, this technology unlocks innovation across all levels of the enterprise. It challenges traditional business models and enables companies to evolve with agility and resilience.

Effective implementation starts with a hybrid infrastructure strategy, combining cloud and on-premises environments. This approach allows businesses to capitalize on the strengths of both setups, creating a foundation where GenAI can be deployed efficiently across mission-critical areas, such as cybersecurity, intelligent automation, and personalization.

 

Enhancing Cybersecurity With Proactive Monitoring, Rapid Response

Cybersecurity is one of the domains where GenAI delivers immediate and measurable value. GenAI-based tools can identify threat patterns, predict vulnerabilities, and automate incident responses, including targeted attacks, data loss, and authentication breaches, reducing response times by up to 99% and neutralizing risks before they escalate.

According to IDC’s “FutureScape” report, 80% of organizations that implement GenAI-driven cybersecurity governance models experience substantial improvements in application security.

 

Workforce and Enterprise Services Transformation

Intelligent automation, powered by GenAI, is reshaping daily business operations. It starts by automating routine tasks, enhancing employee experiences, and leading to greater efficiency, productivity, and a more agile, innovation-driven organizational culture.

At the same time, GenAI enables mass personalization at scale for customers, tailoring messages and offerings to individual preferences. Leading companies have already adopted generative AI to deliver unique customer experiences, driving higher conversion rates and satisfaction. Dynamic campaign optimization and automated content generation are now possible, making marketing strategies more precise, engaging, and lead-generating.

 

From Emerging Trend to Strategic Asset

Generative AI is no longer an emerging trend, it’s an essential component of modern business strategy. Its ability to reshape business models, enhance cybersecurity, transform the workforce, optimize marketing, and integrate hybrid infrastructures positions it as a core engine for innovation and competitive advantage in today’s market.

Companies that embrace GenAI will be better equipped to navigate future challenges and lead in their respective industries. As this technology becomes more deeply integrated into critical sectors, finance, education, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and more, businesses that partner with experts who understand both the capabilities of GenAI and the specific needs of the Mexican market won’t just adopt the technology, they’ll be part of a technological revolution. This evolution has the potential to position Mexico as a global leader in GenAI adoption and innovation.

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