The Internet of Everything: Technology, Trends, and Real-World Impact By Joseph S. Coleman Have you ever wondered how your smart thermostat knows exactly when to adjust the temperature? Or how your car can alert you about engine issues before anything seems wrong? What about cities that manage traffic, energy, and waste all autonomously? Is it magic, or is it the Internet of Everything? What if we told you that the devices around you-your phone, your watch, your fridge, your city infrastructure are talking to each other, sharing data, and making decisions in real time? Would you be ready to understand the technology orchestrating this digital symphony? In The Internet of Everything, Joseph S. Coleman doesn't just explain what IoT is he challenges you to question the world you're living in. Why is connectivity no longer optional in modern industry? Why is AI inseparable from the future of devices? Why are businesses racing to integrate IoT, even when the risks are high? What makes a device "smart," and who gets access to the data it collects? Are we building a safer, smarter world-or just a more surveilled one? What happens when billions of devices start making decisions faster than humans can intervene? This book dives deep into: The architectures and layers that power IoT systems Real-time analytics, edge computing, and AI integration How industries like healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation are transforming The ethical, legal, and social dilemmas you need to care about-even if you're not a techie You don't need to be an engineer to understand this revolution. But can you afford to stay uninformed? Whether you're a curious beginner, a business leader, or a tech enthusiast, this book speaks your language-and asks the questions you're already thinking. Coleman's conversational style bridges the gap between technical knowledge and everyday understanding. So, do you want to simply use smart technology, or truly understand it?