Digitalization in Halal Management

Ahmad Rafiki is Assistant Professor and as Dean of Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Medan Area (UMA). He was with University College of Bahrain in the Department of Business Administration as Assistant Professor and as Research Associate in the Mizan Research Centre, Faculty of Leadership and Management, Universiti Sains lslam Malaysia (USIM). He obtained his BBA degree with a major of Marketing from MARA University of Technology and Masters in Management from International Islamic University of Malaysia. In March 2014, he awarded Doctor of Philosophy from Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM). He is holding Certified Islamic Marketing Associate (CIMA) from the International Islamic Marketing Association (IIMA)..He has presented academic papers in various international seminars/conferences such as in Indonesia, Malaysia, UK, and Turkey. He won as the Outstanding Reviewer of Literati Awards 2020 by Emerald Publishing.

• Halal Logo As Consumer Alternative Solution For Nutraceutical Products Issues.- Towards The Global Halal Msmes Hub Through The Digitally-Enabled Society: An Institutional Arrangement With Islamic N-Tuple Helix.- Halal Logo As Consumer Harnessing Internet Of Everything (Ioe) For Sustainability Of Halal Cosmetics Ecosystem.- Digital Gold Investment Platform In Shariah Perspective : A Case Study Of Quantum Metal.- Overview Of Halal Integrated Platform (Hip) Adaption As A Halal Digital Economy Hub For Small Medium Enterprises (Smes) In Malaysia.- Sustainable Development Goals Concept Overview In The Digital Service Halal Certification In Indonesia.- Innovation In Halal Supply Chain Management (Hscm).- Halal And Digitalization: A Bibliometric And Content Analysis.- The Relationship Among Religiosity, Consumption, And Life Satisfaction  Of Muslim Workers.- Halal In Islamic Business.- Comparative Analysis Of Digitally-Enabled Community.- Analysis Of Motives And Satisfaction With The Use Of Islamic Website Media On Halal Food For Islamic Economics Students In Jabodetabek, Indonesia.- Non-Muslim Acceptance Of Halal Products In The Context Of Business Development.- What Drives Travelers To Recommend Halal Destinations? Reflections On Aceh, Indonesia.- Social Media Marketing And Halal Brand Equity.- The Role Of Interactive Social Media And Emotional Value.- Development Of Halal Travel And Tourism In Indonesia.- Halal Lifestyle, Trends And Branding Of Muslim Societies In Indonesia.- The Challenges To Get Halal Certificate For Henna Cosmetic: An Analysis From Islamic Perspective And Medical Benefits.- Prospects Of Halal Supply Chain In Muslim Emerging Countries.