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Secretary of State Announces Modernized System
The Kansas Secretary of State recently unveiled a modernized filing system that was funded in part through a grant from the Information Network of Kansas. Moving from a paper process to a digital process is a giant leap. The new digital system improves transparency, efficiency and cost. Users can...
Kansas Data Trust
Wichita State University recently launched a new system designed to collect demographic data from multiple sources across the state and store it in one place. The project is called the Kansas Data Trust, a program that is supported in part through a grant from the Information Network of Kansas....
INK Begins Strategic Planning Process
The Information Network of Kansas Board of Directors have engaged with representatives from Wichita State University's Public Policy & Management Center to update their strategic plan. The process began recently when Misty Bruckner and Zoe Lane from WSU met with the project steering committee...
INK Director Receives Special Recognition
Information Network of Kansas, Executive Director Murray McGee recently received special recognition from the University of Kansas Public Management Center. Earlier this month, KU honored their 2025 Heartland Certified Public Manager Program (CPM) graduating class which included INK Board Member...
Governor Reappoints Niemann to INK Board
Governor Laura Kelly recently announced the reappointment of Kyle Niemann of Overland Park to the Information Network of Kansas (INK) Board of Directors. INK operates with a 9-member board that includes representatives of state agencies as well as statewide organizations. The mission of INK is...
Showcase Event Generates New Projects
Last week the Information Network of Kansas hosted our 2nd Annual Showcase event. We discussed several digital tools currently being utilized by state agencies in Kansas. These include Assessment Connect, a new tool that provides detailed information on commercial, residential and agricultural...
INK Grant Applications Available Now
The Information Network of Kansas (INK) grant applications are available now. INK has provided approximately $10 million in grants over the years to governmental agencies. The grant program is part of INK’s mission is to enable digital access to state and local government information and services...
Good Data is Vital to Solving Real Problems
INK Executive Director Murray McGee recently participated in a PPMC meeting to discuss the need to use data to address social and economic issues facing Kansans. From the WSU Public Policy & Management Center Good data is vital to solving real problems The PPMC recently convened state and...
KBI Director Appreciates INK Support
The Director of the KBI expressed his appreciation for the Information Network of Kansas support of the Amber Alert Program. He recently made his remarks on WIBW TV in Topeka. https://www.wibw.com/video/2025/02/04/kbi-director-talks-amber-upgrades-role-immigration-enforcement/ Get the latest...
INK Proudly Supports Amber Alert Enhancements
The Information Network of Kansas is proud to support the KBI and the Amber Alert program. KBI Director Mattivi wrote a guest article for the Fall issue of Kansas Prosecutor Magazine. The article covers improved technology the KBI uses to deploy the Kansas AMBER alerts. Get the latest Kansas...
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