Choose where your team works.
Use MIQ through the enterprise AI environment your organization has selected rather than requiring staff to work in another application.
MIQ Enterprise Studio
Bring MIQ intelligence into the AI environment your organization already uses.
MIQ Enterprise Studio connects the same economic and workforce data, analytical methods, and intelligence behind MIQ Studio to your enterprise AI environment.
Your team chooses where it works. Your organization controls what internal information is available and how MIQ connects to your existing systems.
Availability
In development
Targeted for availability by the end of 2026.
How it works
MIQ Enterprise Studio uses the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, to make MIQ’s economic and workforce intelligence available to supported enterprise AI tools.
Think of MCP as a secure connection between your AI environment and the specialized tools and information it needs to do useful work.
Your enterprise AI tool handles the conversation. MIQ provides the economic and workforce data, analytical methods, and specialized capabilities behind the answer.
From top to bottom: your enterprise AI tool, where your team works, connects to MIQ Enterprise Studio, which connects to MIQ economic and workforce data and analytical intelligence. Your internal data connects into MIQ Enterprise Studio from the side, and your organization controls what is connected.
Your enterprise AI tool
Where your team works and asks its questions. It stays the environment your team uses.
MIQ Enterprise Studio
The connection between your AI environment and MIQ.
Your internal data
Your organization controls what is connected.
MIQ economic and workforce data + analytical intelligence
The specialized capability behind the answer.
The same intelligence behind MIQ Studio
Enterprise Studio does not provide a different or “better” version of MIQ analysis. It provides another way to access it.
MIQ Studio gives your team a dedicated application for working with MIQ directly.
MIQ Enterprise Studio brings that same analytical capability into the enterprise AI environment your organization has chosen.
Choice and control
Choose what MIQ can see.
Your organization controls which internal datasets, documents, systems, and organizational knowledge are made available to MIQ.
Control how it connects.
Integrate MIQ with your existing data environment in a way that fits your architecture, security, and governance requirements.
Keep your enterprise standards.
MIQ becomes part of your technology environment rather than requiring your organization to work around ours.
MIQ Studio or MIQ Enterprise Studio?
| Topic | MIQ Studio | MIQ Enterprise Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Where your team works | MIQ application | Your enterprise AI environment |
| MIQ economic and workforce intelligence | Yes | Yes |
| Internal organizational data | Managed within the MIQ application | Your organization controls what is connected |
| Integration approach | Standard MIQ environment | Designed around your enterprise architecture |
| Best fit | Teams that want to use MIQ directly | Organizations that want MIQ inside their existing AI and data environment |
Start with an architecture conversation
MIQ Enterprise Studio is still in development. If your organization already has an enterprise AI environment and wants to explore how MIQ could connect to it, we would like to understand how your systems, data, security requirements, and workflows fit together.
Questions about MIQ Enterprise Studio
How is MIQ Enterprise Studio different from MIQ Studio?
MIQ Studio is a dedicated application your team uses directly. MIQ Enterprise Studio brings the same MIQ economic and workforce intelligence into the enterprise AI environment your organization already uses.
Is the analysis different from MIQ Studio?
No. The analytical capability is the same. Enterprise Studio changes how your organization accesses MIQ and controls its integration with your own environment.
Is MIQ Enterprise Studio available now?
It is in development and targeted for availability by the end of 2026. The first step is an architecture conversation with our team.