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Abstract
This research aims to analyze the impact of data-driven marketing on enhancing the strategic position of organizations through the mediating role of digital organizational culture. The research's significance stems from the increasing reliance of organizations on data and digital analytics in formulating marketing decisions and developing their competitive strategies. This contributes to enhancing their ability to adapt to the changing business environment and achieve strategic superiority. The research adopted a descriptive-analytical approach, and data was collected through a questionnaire designed based on relevant scientific literature. The questionnaire was distributed to a sample of employees in private banks in Baghdad, with a sample size of 384 employees. The data were analyzed using a range of appropriate statistical methods to test the correlation and influence relationships between the research variables. The SPSS version 30 and AMOS version 29 software programs were used. The results showed a significant impact of data-driven marketing on enhancing the strategic position of private banks. The results also indicated that digital organizational culture plays a crucial mediating role in strengthening the relationship between data-driven marketing and strategic position. These findings suggest that banks adopting data-driven marketing strategies, along with establishing a digital organizational culture, contribute to this strategic position. A supportive organizational structure for digital transformation, which effectively contributes to improving its competitiveness and enhancing its strategic position in the banking market, the research recommended the need to enhance the use of data analytics in the marketing activities of banks, develop the digital infrastructure, as well as establish a digital organizational culture that encourages innovation and continuous learning in order to support the achievement of the strategic position of banking organizations.