Marketing to organizations is a substantial and dynamic sector of marketing, yet its activities are hidden from view for most students. This new textbook opens up this fascinating and important world to readers, clearly explaining the parallels between business to business and consumer marketing, while also emphasizing the unique concepts and practices developed for this field. Wim G. Biemans draws from more than two decades' experience teaching students and training marketing executives, firmly rooting all the concepts in real business contexts to create a fresh and engaging introductory text.

Business Marketing is typically taught in four-year schools at both the undergraduate and graduate level. The course details the key differences between consumer goods and business-to-business marketing and most often includes case coverage. This course is typically found in the marketing department.

Anderson builds the book around a framework of understanding, creating, and delivering value.
Viewed from an international perspective--rather than a purely American one--Business Market Management draws upon best business practices, allowing readers to understand cultural and regional differences. Topics include: market sensing, understanding firms as customers, crafting market strategy, managing market offerings, business channel management, gaining customers, and sustaining reseller and customer relationships.
For marketing directors, marketing managers, employees in marketing departments, customer service representatives, and owners/managers of firms, international or American.