In reply to Isaac Naor.

Thanks for the feedback, Isaac.

I think there will always be the divide between everything-on and nothing-on... I'm always surprised when I see how unconnected some of my tech colleagues are. Ask 10 people at Cisco Live or VMworld or the like what their twitter handle is, and you'll see what I mean. If technologists aren't all-in, the general public will probably be the same.

But #IoE will become more pervasive just as mobile computing and mobile data have in the last 20 and 10 years respectively... and for every one person who eschews it, two people will take it up as a given in live, and probably one will write their social network passwords on a post-it on the back of their laptop for everyone to see.

I think that might be an important thing to take up as well, whether for Everything or even for just the Internet of Computers and Mobile Phones and Tablets (although #IoCaMPaT isn't quite as catchy). Is instilling basic security in people's minds enough, or at least a worthy start, to securing the Internet of Everything?