Hi, Carlos,

About if Domain-Driven Design (DDD) leads to Conway's law consequences, yes, in fact, DDD leverages on Conway's law to reduce the dependencies between teams. Let me explain, while most of the companies create a company structure around what they think that software is necessary (and they create it from the management expertise, not from software development expertise), you end up with teams that are software factories, teams that are QAs, teams that are DevOps, and so on, and consequently, all the teams have large dependencies between them, because none of those teams can deliver anything only by themselves. Meanwhile, DDD approach leverages on centuries of experience of business structure organization, in which low dependence between departments etc. led to efficient "paper" work, so, it copies this efficiency into software.

So, by acknowledging this property, DDD aims to correct several misconceptions of software development practices.