Analysis of the influence of knowledge quality, self-efficacy and reciprocity on Muslim entrepreneurs' knowledge sharing activities on Facebook


Fakhrudin Fakhrudin(1), Shaifurrahman Shaifurrahman(2), Erita Riski Putri(3*), Askurifai Askurifai(4)

(1) Tazkia Islamic Institute of Bogor, Indonesia
(2) Sydney University Australia, Australia
(3) Business and Informatics Institute of 1957 Kosgoro Jakarta, Indonesia
(4) Bandung Islamic University,  
(*) Corresponding Author

Abstract


This study was conducted to examine the influence of knowledge quality, self-efficacy and reciprocity on Muslim entrepreneurs' knowledge-sharing activities on Facebook. The study focuses on the factors which influence knowledge sharing activities at individual levels. This research was carried out by using the observation method with 70 members of a group on Facebook. A number of theories have been developed and three hypotheses tested using multiple analytical methods. The findings show that knowledge quality is proven to have a positive impact on Muslim entrepreneurs' knowledge-sharing activities on Facebook. However, the results of the present study do not demonstrate the influence of self-efficacy and reciprocity in Facebook knowledge sharing activities.

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knowledge sharing, knowledge quality, self-efficacy, reciprocity, Muslim entrepreneurs

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