An object-oriented real-time open protocol (EWIT)

EWIT (electronic “wheel” information technology) is a non-programmable microprocessor-based digital datamation provided as a dedicated three control units (for resources, processes and feedback data in general protocol model) associated with individual metrological instruments in every production and service company with line stable recurrent technology which operates 24 hours a day, i.e., within behaviouristic control loop (BCL). It is based on the “stability and utility” concept (initial postulate and 11 axioms), which has been formulated after 3-D stochastic model of rational behavior (SMRB)-building. SMRB-based digital software disclosure is the macrobusiness standard frequency (MSF) within BCL. The final standard, flexible, feedback output can be used in a capable of macrobusiness activity, automation, management, budgeting, and standard data highway protocol, which meets ISO-OSI 7-layers protocol model. The classic control theory (vital control loop, VCL) is beyond EWIT statistical-economic world within BCL. The critical support is N. Wiener´s (1948) prophetical requirements to nonprogrammable “taping machines”. Some examples of practical solutions are presented (billing automation, etc.)