The Journal of Business Chemistry examines business-related issues for chemists and managers working in chemical research or industry. This journal is devoted to improving and developing the field of Business Chemistry. The Journal of Business Chemistry publishes peer-reviewed papers (including case studies) and essays. All articles should focus on the chemical industry in the widest sense (i. e. including biotechnology, pharmacy or food chemistry). Areas for possible publication include:
1. Innovation and Technology Management: Open Innovation; Knowledge transfer; New product development; Management of innovation networks; Creativity and idea generation; Innovation processes; Innovation policy; Technology commercialization; R & D management.
2. Strategy: Project management; Partnering and collaboration; Strategic planning; Portfolio management; Merger & Acquisitions.
3. Supply Chain: Supply chain management; Supplier portfolio management; Resource management; Sourcing strategies; Supplier integration; Value chain management.
4. ership and HR: Teamwork; Mentoring; Diversity; Recruitment and retention; Career growth management; Life-long learning; Conflict management.
5. Finance and Accounting: Budgeting; Financial management; Risk management; Accounting; Management accounting; Regulations.
6. Organization: Organization design; Change mangement; Network management; Organizational learning; Business process reengineering; Process optimization.
7. Marketing and Sales: Negotiating; Brand management; Sales management; Brand evaluation; Sales organization.

Interdisciplinary papers are encouraged. The Journal of Business Chemistry provides an international forum for researchers and practitioners to present their results.