{{Wiktionary|Obs|obs}} '''OBS''' or '''obs.''' may refer to: {{TOC right}} ==Organisations== * Office of Boating Safety, the division of Transport Canada responsible for boating safety * Optus Broadband Satellite, a satellite broadband service offered by the Australian ISP Optus * Orange Belt Stages, a bus company based in California, US * Orange Business Services, a worldwide business communications company * Organization for Black Struggle, an activist organization in St. Louis, Missouri, US * Coop Obs!, a chain of hypermarkets in Norway, formerly known as Obs * Outward Bound School; See Outward Bound ** Outward Bound Singapore, part of the network of Outward Bound centres * Océ Business Services, the outsourcing business of Océ * Oporto British School, a school in northern Portugal * {{lang|de|ORF-Beitrags Service}}, a statutory corporation in Austria that collects the TV licence fee
==Science and technology== * Organic brain syndrome, a medical condition resulting from brain injury * Omnidirectional bearing selector, an aircraft navigation instrument; See VHF omnidirectional range * Obstetrics and gynaecology, commonly abbreviated Obs/Gyn * Ocean-bottom seismometer, a seismic tool to record earthquakes underwater *Old Body Style, a colloquial name for the fourth generation Chevrolet C/K /GMC Sierra pickup truck (GMT400) manufactured between 1988 and 2000
===Computing=== * OBS Studio, an open source streaming and recording program * Open Build Service, a software distribution development platform * Optical burst switching, a switching technology in optical networks
==Television, film, and music== * One Buck Short, a punk-rock band from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia * "Orange Blossom Special" (song), bluegrass song written by Ervin T. Rouse
===Broadcasters=== * OBS (South Korean broadcaster), a broadcast television station based in Bucheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea * Oita Broadcasting System, a radio and television broadcaster in Ōita Prefecture, Japan * Olympic Broadcasting Services, an organization responsible for the broadcast of the Olympic Games since 2010 Vancouver Winter Games
===Publications=== * ''OBS!'' (magazine), Swedish business and political magazine * ''L'Obs'', French news magazine * ''On Basilisk Station'', the first novel in David Weber's Honor Harrington series
==Business== * Off-balance-sheet, financing activity not on the company's balance sheet * Organisation breakdown structure, a global hierarchy that represents the different levels of responsibility within a project or enterprise
==Other uses== * Original British Standard, a bullhead rail profile
==See also== * OBSS (disambiguation)
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