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Information Services at the University of Kansas is comprised of KU’s Libraries and its campus-wide technology and telecommunications services infrastructure. We serve the 38,000+ faculty, staff and students of the KU community.

Information Services helps guide the University’s development and creative uses of information services and technology to help KU achieve its three-pronged mission of research, teaching and service. We seek to maximize KU’s institutional effectiveness by providing services that enhance both collaborative and independent work. We provide information content, tools, pathways and services, as well as people to facilitate learning, scholarship and creativity.

Highlights
Initiative One
Initiative One
Initiative One is a strategy for maximizing KU's information infrastructure through coordinated planning, purchasing and service delivery. Initiative One is a KU-wide initiative led by Information Services.
Information Management Program
Information Management Program
This ambitious plan will develop and carry out a series of steps that will improve our handling and securing of private information, our management of university records, and the preservation of KU’s institutional memory for today’s decision-makers and tomorrow’s scholars.
Enterprise Application Resource Planning
Enterprise Application Resource Planning
The Enterprise Application Resources Planning (EARP) board exists to evaluate project proposals to promote an integrated, priorities-based approach to the effective planning and deployment of enterprise class application technologies.