MUSLIM ENTREPRENEURSHIP: MEMBANGUN MUSLIM PENEURS CHARACTERISTICS DENGAN PENDEKATAN KNOWLADGE BASED ECONOMY

  • Antoni Antoni Fakultas Ekonomi Islam IAI Nurul Hakim Kediri Lombok Barat

Abstract

Salah satu tantangan yang dihadapi bangsa Indonesia adalah bagaimana menumbuhkan dan meningkatkan entrepreneurship. Mengingat jumlah entrepreneur yang masih dibawah standar minimal dua persen, sehingga pertumbuhan ekonomi Indonesia dapat dikatakan ideal. Muslimpreneur adalah aktor dalam kewirausahaan, memiliki tantangan yang luar biasa untuk menjadi entrepreneur sukses. Pada tingkat persaingan bisnis yang semakin ketat, muslimpreneur harus mampu menunjukkan jati dirinya dengan personality dan characteristic yang khas sebagai seorang muslim yang mampu menjalankan nilai-nilai keislamannya, juga menjadi modal dasar dalam aktivitas usahanya. Dengan pendekatan Knowladge Based Economy, seorang muslimpreneur harus berani melakukan perubahan. Melakukan perubahan dimulai dengan modal pengetahuan kemudian diimplementasikan dalam inovasi-inovasi. Baik dari aspek managerial function, business function, termasuk mengintegrasikannya dengan perkembangan teknologi informasi dan komunikasi. Kata Kunci: Muslimpreneur, Knowladge Based Economy

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Published
2016-03-03
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Vol. 7 No. 2 (2014): Jurnal El-Hikam
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