The technical (r)evolution
In the 1970s and 1980s, electronic data processing went through a period of transition. The increasing complexity of the challenges reached the limits of procedural programming processes. For the first time, the cost of software exceeded that of hardware. This was the time when the new programming paradigm of object orientation emerged that based programs on interacting objects.
The engineering firm The Knowledge Base, the origin of APIS, has been committed to this pioneering programming practice from the very beginning.