It's no secret that the qualities espoused by SOA advocates can be cynically dismissed as a recreation of technology principles that have all been seen before.

Gartner Fellow, Daryl Plummer agrees that nothing is new in principle with SOA, but that the lower requirements for technical knowledge makes all the difference in the world.

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