Mipro Group’s 2025 sustainability report brings together themes related to responsibility, sustainability and safety in Mipro’s operations. The report looks at how responsibility is reflected in our daily work, customer solutions, management, people, environmental work and comprehensive safety and security.

Mipro has released a significant update to Mipro Core Reporting on 6 May 2026. The new version 3.0 introduces a completely redesigned visual identity and several features to streamline workflows, including the highly anticipated dashboard view.

More and more professionals are pursuing a degree alongside their work, and at Mipro this is seen as a natural part of working life. Degree students are not a separate group for us, but part of an expert community where competence is built over time. They bring fresh knowledge, new perspectives and a strong drive to develop, but just as importantly their studies are closely connected to practical work. This is reflected in everyday discussions, insights and in the way we look at our work from slightly different angles.

The old saying “fire is a good servant but a bad master” can be updated for the age of artificial intelligence: AI is an excellent servant, but it does not replace the master. In analytics, AI brings speed, scale and new perspectives to reporting. It structures vast amounts of data, identifies anomalies and highlights patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. Responsibility, understanding and decision-making, however, remain firmly with people – and for good reason.