Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a software development methodology that structures applications around the actual workflows and complexities of a specific industry, rather than generic technical solutions. For Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) firms, this means building software alongside architects, BIM managers, and project leads. 

AI-ready data in architecture refers to BIM models, Revit files, and drawing archives that are structured, contextualized, and machine-readable so artificial intelligence can accurately search, compare, and reuse project information.

In the world of architecture, design, and construction, the role of software is evolving at a crazy speed. What was once an era of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)—augmenting human labor (we draw not only faster on BIM 360 or ACC, but also collaboratively) - is now transitioning into: Service-as-a-Software. This paradigm shift redefines not just how we work but also who is doing the work.