The Financial Times has named RapDev #96 on its Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies list for 2026, one of the most globally recognized rankings of business growth in the Western Hemisphere. The designation, based on compound annual revenue growth rate, places RapDev among the top-performing companies across North and South America and marks the company’s first appearance on a Financial Times ranking.

“The companies we work with don't have time for solutions that almost work. We've built RapDev around that reality: deep expertise, strong engineering, and now AI products that are genuinely useful in production. Being recognized by the Financial Times is a reflection of the team that made all of that possible," said Tameem Hourani, Founder of RapDev.

RapDev has grown revenue by 54% over the past two years, expanding to more than 160 employees globally while deepening its partnerships with Fortune 1000 organizations across financial services, healthcare, technology, and beyond. That growth is increasingly being driven by a sharpening focus on AI and the products RapDev is building to bring it into enterprise operations.

A growing part of that focus is helping enterprises deploy the latest AI capabilities across Datadog and ServiceNow, including Control Tower, Bits AI, LLM Observability, and A2IX. As these capabilities become central to how enterprises manage, monitor, and automate AI in production, RapDev’s depth of platform expertise makes it the go-to partner for Datadog and ServiceNow customers.

That expertise is rooted in RapDev’s position as the world’s largest Datadog partner, supporting enterprises across the full observability lifecycle through its Managed Datadog and Managed SOC offerings. As a ServiceNow Elite Partner, RapDev’s patented tools, including CSDM as Code and Tag Generator, help enterprises operationalize governance and automate service workflows at scale. It is that combination of platform depth and AI deployment capability that continues to set RapDev apart.

With a growing global team and accelerating customer demand for AI-powered operations, RapDev shows little sign of slowing down.