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OBASHI® is a breakthrough in Information Technology thinking, which enables you to clearly see how your business works which in turn will facitate better decisions throughout the organisation.
OBASHI® allows you to create a visual map that shows:
How your business works from top to bottom
What the assets are that make it work
Shows the inter-dependencies between the assets
OBASHI® will make things clearer and help you make better decisions because it has been designed with one thing in mind; to help people improve how their organisations perform by documenting and modelling how people, process and technology interact to make a business work.
The OBASHI® methodology is sequential and consists of 6 layers:
Ownership
Business Process
Application
System
Hardware
Infrastructure
OBASHI® is designed around four key concepts : “with Clarity and Vision you can Develop and Improve!”
Whether your challenge is reducing costs, driving competitive advantage or both; you need to think OBASHI.
When you book onto your OBASHI course you will be provided with the OBASHI book, clear pre-course & joining instructions. The pre-course is currently estimated to take 1 to 1.5 hours.
OBASHI® Qualification Overview
Foundation Level
This level aims to measure whether a candidate could act as an informed member of a management team which is using the OBASHI® methodology to understand and assess an organisation. To this end they need to show they understand the principles and terminology of the method.
Specifically they should:
Understand how OBASHI supports the Business Strategy
Describe the benefits OBASHI can bring to an organisation
Understand the concept of dataflow. Be able to explain the purpose and use of a DAV and describe how it is constructed
Recall OBASHI Core Principles and Laws of OBASHI
List and describe the concept of Layers and Elements in OBASHI
Be able to explain the purpose and use of a B&IT diagram and describe how it is constructed (Including use of colour)
Understand the laws of Digital Dynamics
Understand the OBASHI Rules and Relationships (incl. relationship persistence)
Understand the concept of Logical and Physical models.






















