Research
Evidence-based research in Halal Industrial Management, supply chain, quality, sustainability and policy.
Research • Education • Consulting • Innovation — transforming academic knowledge into practical solutions for a competitive, sustainable and integrated halal industry ecosystem.
Lektor Kepala Teknik Industri • Halal Industrial Management Scholar
HIDI-Indonesia develops practical and evidence-based solutions for halal industry ecosystems by connecting academic research with education, industrial improvement and innovation.
Evidence-based research in Halal Industrial Management, supply chain, quality, sustainability and policy.
Executive education, professional programs, workshops, university collaboration and knowledge development.
Industrial solutions for halal governance, operations, quality, risk, supply chain and transformation.
Frameworks, maturity models, assessment tools, digital products, books and intellectual property.
Each flagship program converts research and professional experience into measurable value for universities, industry, government and the global halal ecosystem.
Halal Industrial Management Framework integrating engineering, management, quality, supply chain and sustainability.
Halal Industrial Management Maturity Model for organizational assessment, gap analysis and improvement roadmaps.
Executive education, professional workshops, microcredential and corporate training programs.
Evidence-based consulting for halal strategy, operations, quality, risk, supply chain and sustainability.
Visiting professor, joint research, joint publication, guest lecture and international academic collaboration.
Muhammad Nusran is a senior academic and researcher whose field of expertise is Halal Industrial Management. His work integrates Industrial Engineering, Industrial Management, Supply Chain, Quality Management, Sustainability and System Dynamics into the study and development of halal industry ecosystems.
His doctoral research at Asia e University developed a policy model for halal certification using a System Dynamics simulation approach. This intellectual trajectory has evolved from certification policy toward integrated halal industrial management, sustainable ecosystem development and digital-enabled governance.
HIDI-Indonesia converts this body of knowledge into frameworks, education programs, assessment models, consulting methodologies and international academic collaboration.
HIDI organizes Muhammad Nusran's research trajectory into connected domains. The program moves from halal certification policy and awareness toward integrated production, supply chains, sustainability, digital transformation and halal ecosystem governance.
Strategy, governance, organizational performance and halal industry development.
Traceability, logistics, critical points, resilience and supply-chain integration.
Quality systems, assurance, risk management and continuous improvement.
ESG, sustainable development, circularity and responsible halal ecosystems.
Digitalization, data, AI and technology-enabled halal industry management.
Policy modeling and system-level analysis for complex halal industry ecosystems.
Programs for universities, executives, professionals, government institutions and industry teams.
Halal industry ecosystem and governance.
Production, quality, risk and critical points.
Traceability, logistics and resilience.
Technology, sustainability and innovation.
Competitive and sustainable halal industry strategy.
Designed for companies, UMKM, RPH, food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, logistics, government and industrial ecosystem stakeholders.
Strategic planning, ecosystem development and competitive positioning.
Process improvement, traceability, quality and halal assurance.
Risk mapping, sustainability, resilience and responsible operations.
Digital systems, data-driven improvement and innovation roadmaps.
HIDI develops long-term academic and professional partnerships through joint research, joint publications, guest lectures, executive programs and visiting professor opportunities.
The first HIDI Knowledge Center collection translates selected publications and scholarly outputs into accessible research notes. Each note preserves the research theme while connecting it to HIDI's research, education, assessment and consulting agenda.
Research on Indonesia's halal ecosystem identifies institutional fragmentation, role ambiguity, different interpretations of halal and tayyib, and limited digital infrastructure for traceability and compliance. The study proposes an integrated halal governance platform and practical pathways for sustainable development.
View publication →This work positions halal requirements within an integrated production-system perspective, linking productivity and consumer requirements rather than treating halal as an isolated compliance activity. It is a key intellectual bridge between Industrial Engineering and Halal Industrial Management.
View publication →The study examines how digital technology can improve transparency and accessibility in halal certification. It discusses opportunities and ethical considerations associated with digital platforms and technology-enabled certification ecosystems.
View publication →This research examines factors influencing public awareness of halal certification and highlights the role of halal knowledge, socialization, training and certification-process experience. The theme provides a foundation for HIDI's community education and Academy programs.
View publication →The research uses System Dynamics to examine halal broiler supply and certification-related policy issues. It demonstrates an early signature of Muhammad Nusran's approach: understanding halal availability as a system involving demand, human resources, slaughterhouses and policy intervention.
View paper →The study maps the availability of halal chicken slaughtering capacity in Makassar and uses System Dynamics to analyze the need for trained and certified JULEHA. The research connects halal food availability with workforce capability and public policy.
View publication →This study examines care, awareness and satisfaction related to halal among Muslim tourists in Makassar and develops a mosque-based community perspective. It supports HIDI's community education and halal-awareness agenda.
View publication →This comparative work connects halal standards with the growth of the halal economy in Malaysia and Indonesia. It provides a useful international reference for HIDI Global and its Indonesia–Malaysia academic collaboration orientation.
View publication →This research explores the economic potential of rhizome plants for aromatherapy through empirical, scientific and halal perspectives. It extends the halal industry agenda toward local-resource development and sustainable industrial value creation.
Find in Google Scholar →The community-engagement work develops entrepreneurship literacy based on halal knowledge. It demonstrates how halal awareness can be translated into entrepreneurial capability, supporting HIDI Academy and community-based halal development programs.
View publication →HIDI is grounded in a documented academic research trajectory. The current SINTA Google Scholar view lists 132 Google Scholar-indexed articles, 583 citations and an h-index of 11 for Muhammad Nusran; these figures can change as Google Scholar updates its index.
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