Author: Warren Glore

Beginning January 2024, ITS will conduct a research and inventory initiative to better understand printer and copier usage across the campus. ITS believes the information gathered from this research will significantly enhance the printing experience and help it make informed decisions about its printing resources.

Here is what to expect:

• A dedicated student team will visit every office on campus. Their mission is to assess the number of printers in use in each office.
• These students will carefully pull reports from each printer, allowing ITS to gather valuable data for analysis and to identify best practices.
• The ITS team will be in touch with each department to coordinate a convenient date and time for the visit, ensuring a smooth process.

ITS appreciates the campus’s cooperation and willingness to assist in this project. The support and collaboration are crucial to its success in making printing at Wichita State more efficient and sustainable.

Questions regarding this initiative can be sent to Warren Glore, ITS project manager, at warren.glore@wichita.edu.

Faculty, staff and students are invited to the fifth annual Kansas Project Management Summit 2022 co-hosted by the WSU ITS and Kansas State PMO Office. This year’s theme is Security and Cybercrime around Projects.

The event is held virtually from 8:30 a.m. to noon  Thursday, Nov. 10. This event is free for all attendees.

During the event, you’ll hear from:

• Samuel Alva, Homeland Security Region 7, cybersecurity advisor for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency,
• Jeff Maxon, State of Kansas, chief information security officer (CISO)
• A panel of CISOs, including Mark Rodee from Wichita State University, Jeremy Pennington from KU Medical Center, Chris Snyder from NIAR, and Chad Currier from Kansas State University.