As part of our climate commitment, our target is to reduce our emissions by 50% by 2030, with the reference year 2019. We aim to achieve this by reducing our direct and indirect emissions according to the GHG Protocol’s scope 1 and 2, striving for efficient and sustainable energy usage and optimizing resource consumption. In addition, we are promoting sustainable commuting and reducing business travel to significantly reduce our scope 3 emissions.
Our Vision - Expect a Better Tomorrow
Our main driving force is to create a better tomorrow. We have great people with great ideas that drive development forward. This is precisely what motivates us at Sigma, to empower the vision and shape tomorrow, for our customers, our employees, and for the world around us.
A BETTER TOMORROW FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
We translate innovations into the customer’s daily business.
A BETTER TOMORROW FOR OUR EMPLOYEES
We cultivate an engaging multicultural environment where employees can share experience and improve their skills and responsibilities.
A BETTER TOMORROW FOR THE WORLD AROUND US
We contribute to a sustainable future by supporting innovation and giving a brighter future through education.
Halving our emissions by 2030
UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
The United Nations adopted Agenda 2030 and 17 Sustainable Development Goals that global leaders have pledged to achieve. Sigma Technology strives to contribute to the progress. We have identified the goals that we support through continuous improvement of our operations and sustainability performance. Sigma Technology contributes to sustainable development through community development, education and innovation, gender equality, diversity, responsible consumption, and business ethics.
Our involvement
- 2013
Sigma supports the FC Rosengård club which is renowned for its focus on social development and helping young people realize their dreams.
- 2015
As a proud sponsor of Star for Life, a unique program aimed to empower youth in Southern Africa, we have an opportunity to help children in South Africa follow their dreams, pursue further education, and fight against the spread of HIV and AIDS.
- 2016
Sigma Technology’s team is diverse and truly international. Our team launched internal Swedish Club meetings, where Sigma Technology colleagues could write, talk, and practice listening comprehension.
- 2017
WiTech is a female network in the Kronoberg region where Sigma Technology is a gold sponsor. WiTech aims to inspire future generations of girls to join IT, inspire more women in tech to become role models, and create a meeting place for women in tech.
- 2017
Swedish-Zambian Emerging Cooking Solutions vision and mission are to change energy use in Zambia, "level up" energy solutions, innovate and bring knowledge from North to South and back.
- 2018
Within the Bridge Budapest initiative we are building a movement of value-based and long-term-minded business actors to contribute to the creation of a world of meaningful work where knowledge and performance matter.
- 2018
Sigma Technology Hungary partners with Skool, a non-profit organization in Hungary, whose mission is to introduce the world of coding to young girls and underprivileged groups.
- 2019
Special Olympics Sweden was established to inspire people with intellectual disabilities to engage in physical activities or sports. The main goal is to give everyone, regardless of ability, a chance to live a healthier and more physically active life.
- 2020
We are committed to promoting equal opportunities for women and men at the workplace by releasing diversity indicators and developing programs to support Women’s Career Advancement. We still have much to do, but we believe that a successful company is one where equality reigns supreme.
- 2022
Sigma Technology partners with Mentor Sweden, a non-profit organization working with youth empowerment through mentoring. We started a mentorship program connecting our people with youth in socioeconomically challenged areas in Sweden.
- 2022
Upprop Ukraina is a fundraiser and direct support without intermediaries for the benefit of the Ukrainian nation. The project is supported Andrii Plakhotniuk, Ukraine's ambassador in Sweden, and Carl Vikingsson, Ukraine's honorary consul in Sweden and head of Sigma Technology Group, which has 2,000 IT consultants in Ukraine through its subsidiary Sigma Software.