We are proud to share that Drillster has once again been included in the Fosway 9-Grid™ for Learning Systems 2026, one of the most respected independent analyses of the learning technology market in Europe.

The Fosway 9-Grid™ is based on extensive research with large enterprise organisations and evaluates vendors on performance, potential, market presence, total cost of ownership and trajectory. This makes it a valuable reference point for organisations looking for trusted learning technology partners.

In the 2026 report, Drillster is recognised as a Learning System Specialist in adaptive learning, positioned as a Potential Challenger with an accelerating trajectory. This reflects both the strength of our adaptive learning approach and the growing impact Drillster is delivering for organisations that want to build and sustain knowledge and skills.

“Maintaining skills relevance is now a critical priority for all organisations”, said David Wilson, CEO and founder of Fosway. “Drillster is focused on helping learners ensure critical knowledge and skills remain current, and it is increasingly being integrated into larger enterprise ecosystems through purpose-built connectors. With good double-digit growth in the market, we have named them a Potential Challenger this year”.

The recognition also reflects what we hear from our customers every day: organisations are looking for learning solutions that go beyond content delivery and truly drive knowledge retention, skill development, and operational performance. Adaptive learning plays a key role in achieving that impact.

At Drillster, our mission has always been to help organisations ensure that employees know what they need to know, when they need to know it. Being recognised again by Fosway validates the value our platform brings to customers across industries.

We would like to thank our customers and partners for their continued trust and collaboration. Their feedback and real-world success are what ultimately make recognitions like this possible.

As the learning technology landscape continues to evolve — with AI, skills development and business impact becoming central priorities — we remain committed to helping organisations transform learning into measurable performance improvement.