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Why Cisco says IOE (internet of everything) rather than IOT (internet of the things) ?

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What is the technical difference between these two terms ?

posted Oct 16, 2016 by Vikram Singh

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Internet of things (IoT) is subset of Internet of Everything (IoE). Internet of everything considers internet of people, process, data and things. IoE is not limited to things, rather it includes people, process and data.

answer Oct 17, 2016 by Harshita
Thanks Harshita provide your inputs. Can you please share the details of tactical difference between these two things in term of protocol, if applicable ?
commented Oct 17, 2016 by Vikram Singh
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