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Struggling teams often diagnose problems as purely technical, apply a code-based fix, and then find that core issues persist or even worsen. This cycle can be frustrating. At this Domain-Driven Design Europe special, Andrea Magnorsky, Kenny (Baas) Schwegler, and Andrew Harmel Law spoke with nine practitioners about the hardest aspects of facilitating software architecture and design. Contributors like Mathias Verraes, Zsófia Herendi, Stefan Hofer, Samantha Dellaert, Eric Evans, Henning Schwentner, Hadi Ahmadi, Alexandra Junghans, and Susanne Kaiser shared their observations, pointing to common themes: * Many technical problems are symptoms of underlying organizational structures, economic pressures, or sociopolitical dynamics. * Making these non-technical root causes visible is often the first step towards effective change. * The effectiveness of collaborative modeling depends heavily on having the right people in the room, with genuine domain knowledge. * Connecting architectural work to business outcomes requires speaking the language of leadership, such as productivity or market share. These discussions underscore that effective facilitation is less about technical solutions and more about understanding people, communication, and organizational context. Read, watch, or listen to the full story: https://buff.ly/urFrFzD #DomainDrivenDesign #SoftwareArchitecture #ResilientSystems