Assessing Halal logistics competence: An Islamic-based and resource-based view

Karia, Noorliza; Asaari, Muhamamad Hasmi Abu Hassan; Mohamad, Norizah; Kamaruddin, Shahrul

doi:10.1109/ieom.2015.7093744

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“…Many halal-based logistics studies limited on the logistics users (Ngah et al , 2017; Zailani et al , 2018) or users’ willingness to use halal logistics (Fathi et al , 2016). Therefore, the research about resource-capability in operations of halal services, in particular, the halal logistics industry context is still imperfect (Karia et al , 2015; Haleem and Khan, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The fastest-moving halal industry/market is causing logistics service providers to capitalize their resource-capability to achieve a greater halal volume, quality and flexibility of freight, speed the time taken for delivering halal products and to lower the cost of delivery (Karia, 2019). According to Karia et al (2015) and Karia and Asaari (2016), the first recent stream of halal logistics research involves the RBHL based on the seven cases of Malaysian logistics firms. The findings confirm that logistics service providers have gained superior performance when they have acquired highly sufficient RBHL (Karia and Asaari, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In the fast-moving global halal market, there have been rapid demands of Muslim and non-Muslim consumers towards halal food or halal logo symbolizing new lifestyle (e.g. quality, hygiene and safety) (Karia et al , 2015). The halal-based third-party logistics (3PL) providers play a significant role in delivering the importers and exporters of halal products/services (Karia, 2019) by providing halal logistics services throughout the entire halal supply chain (right from halal sources of raw materials from halal-based suppliers flow into halal manufacturing till finished halal products distributed to end-user consumption) (Karia and Asaari, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Resource-capability of halal logistics services, its extent and impact on performance

Karia

2020

JIMA

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent of emergent resource-capability, its configurations and its impacts on customer service innovation and cost advantages in the context of the halal dynamic environment. Design/methodology/approach The study performed a cluster analysis on a sample of 123 Malaysian halal-based third-party logistics (3PL) providers. Findings The findings reveal that the emergent resource-capability comprising physical, technology, knowledge, relational and organizational is advanced uniformly into low, medium and high level. The high resource-capability is significantly different with the medium and low resource-capability, while the medium resource-capability is significantly different with the low resource-capability. The extent of emergent resource-capability has a significantly positive effect on customer service innovation and cost advantage. Especially, high and medium resource-capabilities have enhanced greater customer service innovation and cost advantage significantly, indicating the higher the extent of resource-capability, the greater the enhancement of performance. Practical implications 3PL providers or logistician professionals should understand the extent of emergent resource-capability to empower the competitiveness of service innovation and cost in the dynamic environment. Originality/value The study expands the knowledge with regard to resource-capability complexities which clarify the uniform extent of five emergent resource-capability naturally and provides empirical evidence on the emergent resource-capability of halal logistics services that can empower a successful halal logistics services and competitiveness.

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Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

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Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Resource-capability of halal logistics services, its extent and impact on performance

Karia

2020

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“…In this fast-paced world, logistics plays a vital role in delivering halal goods/services. Indeed, not many researches have focused on understanding the roles of halal in adding value and enabling logistics services (Karia and Asaari, 2014;Karia et al, 2015). This implies that halal business is yet to be perceived as a potential business.…”

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Intention towards halal logistics: a case study of Indonesian consumers

Lestari

Susanto

Simatupang

et al. 2018

JGBA

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The development of halal principles extends not only to halal products but also to logistics processes. This study applies structural equation modelling (SEM) to analyse the structural relationships among perceived value, perceived usefulness, knowledge, intention, and behaviour toward halal logistics acceptance. Through a questionnaire survey, 779 items of feedback were obtained. This study finds that there is a positive relationship between perceived value and knowledge on halal logistics with perceived usefulness. The findings suggest that in the context of promoting halal logistics, firms producing halal products need to educate consumers to have perceived usefulness of halal logistics.

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“…Several matters relating to halal logistics are discussed by which are less practical procedures, lack of knowledge and expertise in this field, lack of ICT knowledge, lack of staff awareness, higher costs, lack of awareness of halal producers, higher service prices, lack of awareness and commitment of halal retailers, and a lack of consumer awareness of the importance of processes occurring in halal logistics [5].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

North Jamrud Terminal Warehouse Performance by The Effect of Halal Logistics Issue

Ingsih¹,

Arifin²,

Wicaksono³

2018

Civense

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The Government today, Government Business Entity and mass media in Indonesia are starting to pay attention to halal, since the turnover of halal products of the world has reached nearly 2 trillion dollars while Indonesia is still larger to be a consumer than a manufacturer. Not only foods, consumers in the world today want cosmetics to pharmaceutical products that have been halal certified. In Indonesia, problems with the potential of halal market today are still hit on the discourses. Indonesia still limited awareness not yet dared to action, whereas in non-Muslim countries themselves many have implemented halal supply chain. The establishment of Halal Hub Port in Tanjung Priok as the first Halal Hub Port pilot project in Indonesia is the forerunner to establish Halal Hub Port in other parts of Indonesia. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the needs of Halal Warehouse at Tanjung Perak Port which in fact is also a major port in Indonesia and is a distribution door for the central and eastern part of Indonesia. The study was conducted on 190 respondents who are stakeholders of Tanjung Perak Port. Using the Importance Performance Analysis method, the results of the research produced a quadrant graph where quadrant A is the main priority containing performance of L/U equipment in terminal, performance of L/U workers/operator in terminal, separation of halal and non-halal products in halal warehouse, sorting of halal and non-halal products that have been damaged, cold storage separation between halal and non-halal products, clean and avoid contamination between products, special training for officers in halal warehouse, and hygiene facilities for officers in warehouse/halal warehouse. Quadrant B is to maintain the achievement contains 11 items, Quadrant C is low priority contains 5 items, and Quadrant D is excessive contains 5 items. The existence of 8 items entered in quadrant A, indicating that stakeholders at Tanjung Perak Port are very aware with the potential of Halal Warehouse.

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Assessing Halal logistics competence: An Islamic-based and resource-based view

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Resource-capability of halal logistics services, its extent and impact on performance

Resource-capability of halal logistics services, its extent and impact on performance

Intention towards halal logistics: a case study of Indonesian consumers

North Jamrud Terminal Warehouse Performance by The Effect of Halal Logistics Issue

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