Paul Brownell | October 26, 2026
FHIR Readiness in Healthcare Software: Make Interoperability a Product Feature
An EHR integration that works for one customer may need substantial changes for the next. Differences in EHR configurations, clinical workflows, data requirements and security expectations can complicate delivery, and every customer that brings new code and manual work makes the platform harder to scale.
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Daniel Avalos | June 19, 2025
IT Outsourcing Trends That Tech Leaders Need to Know in 2025
Cloud-native platforms, machine learning, edge computing — the digital landscape is evolving at breakneck speed. But the ability to innovate doesn’t just depend on vision anymore — it hinges on access to the right talent, the right tools, and the right partners. That’s why IT outsourcing has transformed. It’s no longer a reactive move to […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | June 18, 2025
What Is Technical Debt in AI Codes & How to Manage It
Artificial intelligence is now a part of every software development team’s workflow. Developers claim it improves their productivity, but at what cost? GitClear’s latest research on AI-generated code quality showed that coding with AI is increasing code duplication and reducing the quality of development. The report also emphasized that it increases the rate at which […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | May 20, 2025
Strategic Synergy: How Thinktiv and GAP Accelerate Growth for PE Firms and Their Portfolio Companies
By Jocelyn Sexton — VP of Marketing at Growth Acceleration Partners In the fast-paced world of private equity, value creation is a race against the clock. PE firms have a limited window — often just three to four years — to maximize the growth and exit potential of their portfolio companies. And the pressure is real: […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | May 29, 2024
What to Know Before You Implement Public-Facing APIs
A public-facing API is a good way for others to connect to your systems. But don’t start building one until you answer these questions. There’s a lot to be said for creating an API and making it publicly accessible. Public-facing APIs enable people to connect to your systems, which can extend a business model or […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | January 29, 2024
API Security: What You Need to Know About Rate Limits and Access Keys
APIs facilitate connections between data and software integration — making them foundational to digital networks. But as online communication infrastructure proliferates, cybersecurity risks have developed into a ubiquitous threat, making API security a pressing concern for operations across the board. Two fundamental components of this security are rate limits and access keys, each of which […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | December 16, 2023
Master the API Security Best Practices for Ultimate Protection
Application programming interface (API) security best practices play a frontline role in protecting digital assets. Enabling seamless data exchanges between applications and devices, APIs represent a critical cog in an increasingly interconnected digital landscape. Of course, hackers and cybercriminals also know this. So, APIs have become one of the most common attack vectors that malicious […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | November 13, 2023
Back-End API Development: Transform and Innovate Your Business Model
We can all agree that mobile applications make our lives more convenient. But while apps are generally easy to use, the back-end comprises a string of complex parts. Solid back-end API development is critical to ensure that your app works seamlessly and benefits your business model. Let’s explore the ins and outs of back-end API […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | August 3, 2022
Labs Notes: Exploring GraphQL for Web APIs – Introduction and Thoughts
An introduction to building robust APIs using GraphQL — an open-source data query language and runtime for building scalable Web APIs.
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Growth Acceleration Partners | March 29, 2017
Lab Notes: Image Detection with Rekognition Part II
We recently tested Rekognition’s image detection capabilities with photos from a cell phone camera, so next we decided to automate the process with photos from a Raspberry Pi camera module. We used a motion sensor we had set up in one of our previous projects to begin work on our desired motion-activated identity verification system. With that in mind, we set the Raspberry Pi and camera up on a desk in one of our office rooms, pointed it at the door, and got to work.
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