Experts often refer to Covid as the dividing line between the “old” and “new” way of doing business.
This is true only if we consider the temporal scope of the Covid pandemic, instead of considering it as the main reason driving this change. Actually, the pandemic was not the cause of this change, it only helped speed up a process which despite its times, the resistance if faced and the different global manifestations, had been underway for a long time.
The April issue of TopHic analyses the choices which should be implemented in this historical period and how modernisation and digital progress will keep on driving significant changes, both in the trends and needs of businesses and in the strategies of the main stakeholders.
Di Alessandro Dragonetti - Managing partner - Head of Tax of Bernoni Grant Thornton
Experts in the field – among others – are more and more often referring to Covid as a cut-off line dividing the “old” way of doing business from the “new” one.In my opinion, this concept is true only if we consider it just from a time perspective, and no cause-effect relationship is attributed to it. [...]
By Paolo Vecchiotti - Principal Grant Thornton Human Resources
One year has passed since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. In this timespan, the Government introduced a series of economic measures to help the business industries most severely affected by the halt to activities. It is necessary to become aware of the new situation and try to consolidate the novelties and issues which had to be faced in this period. [...]
By Renato Sesana - Partner of Bernoni Grant Thornton
When a pandemic spreads, it challenges key social infrastructures such as healthcare systems, economic life, socio-economic structures, key institutional agreements, communities and day-to-day family life.This is what happened with the spreading of the Covid-19 pandemic, which forced people and companies alike to adapt to new ways of living [...]
