Literature Review Halal Entrepreneurship logistics and Artificial Intelligence
Keywords:
Halal, Entrepreneur, Artificial Intelligence, logisticsAbstract
This literature review is designed to assist the academic community of halal business entrepreneurs in relation to Artificial Intelligence. The article's structure focuses on halal business entrepreneurs and their engagement with Artificial Intelligence by incorporating modern innovation narratives for their benefit. The bibliometric analysis was conducted by selecting databases that include platforms with extensive coverage and prominent Scopus-indexed journals. It encompasses high-quality research studies, compiles past innovation stories that have inspired ideas, and examines intriguing research methods valuable to both academics and entrepreneurs. This article aims to provide academic advantages and support business entrepreneurs in using knowledge to refine products and businesses, ensuring they are clear and align with the preferences of consumers who favor halal products.
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