OBASHI Training
The OBASHI methodology is a revolutionary method of analysing dataflows, made up of 5 core principles that help organisations become more efficient and financially sound.
Arguably the most important principle is its first, that the understanding of the flow of data is fundamental to an organisation’s financial well-being. OBASHI helps you achieve financial effectiveness by mapping out how data flows between assets including people, processes and technology, and how the inter-dependency between these assets affects your organisation.
OBASHI – CONNECTING THE DOTS
OBASHI gives you the clarity and vision to help you develop and improve the way your business works. OBASHI is used to create Business and IT diagrams, giving a visual representation of how your business works.
OBASHI consists of six layers when creating business and IT diagrams. The layers, from the top of the diagram to the bottom, are called: Ownership, Business Process, Application, System, Hardware and Infrastructure – which spells OBASHI! Within each layer we place elements, which represent the organisation’s assets.
WHO IS OBASHI FOR?
OBASHI has its roots in the oil industry, but is applicable to any organisation and at all levels. Use OBASHI to create dataflows to enable strategic planning, or to plan and impact assess low-level changes.
OBASHI is not just about IT. It’s about the fact that all businesses now rely on data – so we must understand how data flows.
OBASHI at a Glance - Free Download
Learn the basics of OBASHI with our At a Glance PDF which gives you the basic outline of all you need to know. From elements and layers to the rules and laws, our OBASHI At a Glance sheet provides key information in a simple, memorable format. Also handy for some last minute revision if you’re taking the OBASHI Foundation exam.
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