CHEMIE.DE’s 15th anniversary: from a university project to a specialist for industry internet portals and online marketing

Europe's leading information platform offers unique services to science industries

15-Jun-2015 - Germany

CHEMIE.DE celebrates its 15th anniversary, having grown into Europe's leading provider of scientific online portals since the year 2000. The Berlin-based company’s broad spectrum of services is unique: on its five science-related online portals for industry professionals - www.chemie.de, www.chemeurope.com, www.quimica.es, www.bionity.com and www.analytica-world.com - CHEMIE.DE covers the worlds of chemistry, life science and analytics, from business to science and from SMEs to large multinational corporations. More than 4.8 million users in 200 countries all over the world rely on its high-quality information.

Specialist for industry-specific online marketing

CHEMIE.DE today is more than just Europe's specialist for scientific internet portals. Over its many years of breaking new ground in science-related industries it has become a much sought-after partner for online marketing. "Our unique expertise, based on both our industry knowledge and our marketing experience, is highly valued by our customers,” Managing Director Stefan Knecht explains. "The demand for verifiably successful marketing campaigns and comprehensive consulting services is steadily on the rise." More than 2,000 renowned customers take advantage of the company’s services and its experience as the market leader in online marketing.

Customer-focus to increase further

Based on its extensive experience and knowledge of customer needs, CHEMIE.DE plans to intensify its partnerships with customers regarding their marketing activities. A new step towards this is CHEMIE.DE’s blog, which conveys up-to-date expertise in B2B marketing communications. "Our aim for the coming years is to lead the way in making innovative, customised information services and technologies available to users and customers. We want to strengthen our position as leading experts in this field," Stefan Knecht emphasizes.

How it all began

As a spin-off from a university project launched in 1997, the company CHEMIE.DE was founded in 2000 and has since consistently further developed its portfolio of services under the leadership of Stefan Knecht. Today CHEMIE.DE Information Service GmbH employs a staff of more than 20. A large proportion is scientists with knowledge of the industries which CHEMIE.DE serves. They are supported by sales, IT and marketing specialists.

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