Domain-Driven Design is a software architecture philosophy that organizes code around business domains rather than technical layers. Schema Driven AI implements DDD at its core — every entity belongs to a domain, every domain has clear boundaries, and cross-domain relationships are explicitly modeled. This means generated applications naturally reflect your business structure, making them intuitive for business users and maintainable for technical teams.
Each domain has clear boundaries that define what's inside and what's outside. This prevents the tangled dependencies that make enterprise systems brittle and hard to change.
Domain models use the same terms your business uses. 'Patient', 'Claim', 'Order' — not abstract database IDs. This alignment reduces miscommunication between business and technical teams.
When domains need to interact, those relationships are explicitly modeled and governed. No hidden dependencies, no surprise side effects when one domain changes.
A single domain can serve multiple applications. Your 'Customer' domain powers your CRM, your support portal, and your billing system — consistently and without duplication.
DDD Domains works in concert with other layers in the intelligence stack — each connection amplifying the capability of both components.
Build enterprise applications that match your organizational reality. Reduce the translation overhead between business requirements and technical implementation. Create systems that business users understand and developers can maintain.
Discover how DDD Domains fits into your enterprise intelligence strategy.
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