Information quality model for halal online business

Samsi, Siti Zakiah Melatu; Zainal, Noor Zalina; Ibrahim, Othman

doi:10.1109/icriis.2011.6125680

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“…(Basir, Abdul Ghani Azmi, Syed Ismail, Ibrahim, & Mohamed, 2017). The meaning of the word halal, which derives from the Arabic term halla, is "permitted," "allowed," "lawful," "legal or lawful," "accepted," "authorized," and "slick," whereas haram, which derives from the Arabic term haruma, is "forbidden," "prohibited," "unlawful," "illegal," and "unaccepted," according to the Quran and Hadith (Basir, Abdul Ghani Azmi, Basri & Kurniawati, 2019;Novitasari, Chidir, Sutardi, Iskandar, & Pebrina, 2021;Busyra & Ardi, 2020;Haleem & Khan, 2017;Oemar, Prasetyaningsih, Bakar, Djamaludin, & Septiani, 2022;Petiwala, Naeem Nawazish, Shukla, Sharma, & Nanda, 2021;Rishelin & Ardi, 2020;Samsi, Zainal, & Ibrahim, 2011;Syed Ismail, Ibrahim, & Mohamed, 2017). Mushbooh alternatively, syubha, shubhah, and mashbuh meaning 'doubtful', 'questionable', 'suspected', or 'black and white' that the Muslims should avoid (Basri & Kurniawati, 2019).…”

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Exploring Halal Awareness and Halal Knowledge of the Information and Communications Technologies Industry in Bangladesh

Islam,

Alam,

Alam

2023

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The Halal industry is getting popular in Bangladesh nowadays. Being the second-largest Muslim-majority country, Bangladesh has immense potential to flourish in Halal industries. The Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) industry is thus a large part of the Halal industry’s reach. ICT must support the Halal movement as the main player in every organization. ICT firms must be well-versed in Halal and associated topics in order to do this. In this study, the knowledge and awareness of Halal among Bangladeshi ICT firms were investigated and evaluated. The study used a qualitative methodology and a survey approach. Members of the Bangladesh Organization of Software and Information Services (BASIS), the nation’s trade organization for the software and IT-enabled services sector, comprise the examined companies. A standardized questionnaire was created for data-gathering purposes, and the firms that were surveyed provided information. The study identified 18 factors as the areas of Halal knowledge, 14 factors as sources of Halal knowledge, and 6 factors as the methods of acquiring Halal knowledge. The collected data was compiled in MS Excel and a simple descriptive statistical analysis was performed. Data was presented in pie charts and bar diagrams. The study found that the ICT firms in Bangladesh have little knowledge of Halal and related matters, hence their Halal awareness is not satisfactory. The firms that have experience working with the Halal industry only worked with the financial dimension. It is also found that there is a shortage of experts and content on Halal and related issues. Very few firms have worked with these Halal issues and this is the first study conducted on the ICT industry regarding Halal awareness in Bangladesh.

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Section: Halal Conceptmentioning

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Exploring Halal Awareness and Halal Knowledge of the Information and Communications Technologies Industry in Bangladesh

Islam,

Alam,

Alam

2023

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“…Namun e-service tersebut belum mengacu dan terintegrasi sistem perdaftaran online/Cerol LPPOM MUI. Pada penelitian lain, penerapan teknologi latent semantic indexing (LSI) digunakan untuk temu kembali informasi yang diaplikasikan pada sistem pencarian dokumen halal Malaysia (Hanum et al, 2012), sedangkan kualitas informasi dipengaruhi oleh kepercayaan, fitur, privasi, keamanan dan informatif (Samsi et al, 2011).…”

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Sistem Pendukung Keputusan Penyedia Dokumen Dalam Pengajuan Sertifikasi Halal Menurut LPPOM-MUI

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Hermadi³

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Halal certification is a form of moslem consumer protection to solve halal problems. Acceleration of the submission process depends on accuration and completeness of the proposed requirements document. This research objective was to accelerate the registration process of halal certification, especially on data entry phase of materials which applied into decision support system. Decision support system can be used to determining the supporting documents of materials types. Input to the decision support system were names of materials from the products to be certified. The decision support output came from integration of decision tree analysis with J48 model and critical points of materials which resulted 43 rules. The output from this system consisted of flow process diagram, technical specifications, COA (Certificate of Analysis) or material purchase documents, halal certificate, and blank document. The decision support system had been developed into webbased system using hypertext preprocessor (PHP) programming language and MySQL (My Structured Query Language) database management system.

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Information quality model for halal online business

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Exploring Halal Awareness and Halal Knowledge of the Information and Communications Technologies Industry in Bangladesh

Exploring Halal Awareness and Halal Knowledge of the Information and Communications Technologies Industry in Bangladesh

Sistem Pendukung Keputusan Penyedia Dokumen Dalam Pengajuan Sertifikasi Halal Menurut LPPOM-MUI

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