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Successful management of chemical sites: A challenge for management theory and practice

by | Feb 2017

Comments on the article: “The future of German chemical sites: Potential pathways and organizational readiness.” by Clara Hiemer and Carsten Suntrop   The question of how to organize and manage chemical sites is as old as the Chemical industry itself. It gained...

A new cooperation to advance the Journal of Business Chemistry

by | Oct 2016

The landscape of the chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech industry has changed over the past years, not least due to mergers and acquisitions. Most prominent examples are Bayer’s latest acquisition of Monsanto and the rumors about Dow and DuPont merging their...

The focus of the Journal of Business Chemistry: Good management practices in the chemical industry

by | Oct 2016

Abstract The chemical industry is one of the major global industries with specific management challenges. It is an industry in transition. Compared with its economic importance and its role in providing solutions for grand societal challenges, this industry as well as...

Managing growth and profitability in the chemical industry

by | Oct 2016

Since 2008 Hariolf Kottmann, holding a PhD in organic chemistry, is Chief Executive Officer of the Swiss specialty chemical company Clariant. The corporation is headquartered in Basel and is operating in 53 countries worldwide. In 2015, Clariant occupied 17,213...

High speed development of new chemical synthesis and materials at molecular-level: Methods and approaches

by | Oct 2016

Abstract Recent success of advanced computational chemistry, in example for the prediction of chemical reactivity and materials properties, reflects its reputation as a valuable and widely accepted means to tackle problems in academia. The development of new...
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