Quest Global Named Leader in ISG Provider Lens 2025 for Aerospace and Defense Services

Nov 24, 2025
Quest Global has been recognized as a leader in the ISG Provider Lens 2025 report for Aerospace and Defense Services and Solutions across the U.S. and Europe, highlighting its expertise in engineering, digital transformation, and advanced technologies such as AI and IoT.

Quest Global has been recognized as a leader in the ISG Provider Lens 2025 report for Aerospace and Defense Services and Solutions across the U.S. and Europe, announced in a press release.

The company was named a leader in multiple categories, including Engineering, Design and Innovation; Maintenance, Repairs and Overhaul (MRO) and Aftermarket; Aerospace and Defense Services; and Technology Transformation and Consulting in the U.S. In Europe, it was recognized as a leader in Aerospace and Defense Services and Engineering, Design and Innovation under the Mid-Sized & Specialist segment.

The ISG report highlighted Quest Global’s expertise in applying AI, IoT, and digital twins to address challenges in the aerospace and defense industry. The company’s multi-PLM capabilities enable data flow across design, manufacturing, and aftermarket functions. Strategic moves such as acquiring EXB Solutions and launching Quest Defense Systems and Solutions (QDSS) in the U.S. have further strengthened its position.

With operations in 18 countries and over two decades of engineering experience, Quest Global continues to support aerospace and defense organizations in designing and maintaining advanced, efficient systems.

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