Enabling legislation passed under Governor Huckabee Administration.
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The Information Network of Arkansas exists to expand and accelerate electronic access to government information and services for citizens and businesses in our state. We are a unique public-private partnership designed to harness the speed and capabilities of the private sector with the oversight of the governing board.
Enabling legislation passed under Governor Huckabee Administration.
The chat boosted transparency, encouraged public participation, and let Arkansans engage with state leadership.
Launched Gov2Go, nation’s first personal digital assistant for government.
Gov2Go goes nationwide, available in every state
Arkansas.gov earns eight more awards, bringing the total to 48
Arkansas.gov’s ongoing commitment to usability brings its award tally to 58.
We explore new ways to help Arkansans interact with their government. We advocate for citizens and businesses to push for ever greater access and convenience to government services and information. With the oversight of the INA board, the network manager, Tyler Arkansas develops services that benefit citizens and the government.
We are proud to work with our government partners to make Arkansas a national leader in digital services.
The Arkansas Enterprise Licensing & Permitting Initiative was established to streamline licensing processes, reduce costs, and improve efficiency for state government and licensed professionals. By consolidating all professional licensing processes onto a single digital platform, Arkansas is modernizing its approach to regulatory compliance. This initiative eliminates outdated, paper-based systems and provides a centralized portal where professionals—from electricians to tattoo artists—can apply for and renew licenses with ease.
Prior to this initiative, nearly 50 licensing boards and commissions in Arkansas operated independently, each using disconnected and outdated systems. Many relied on paper applications, manual reviews, and physical payments, leading to long processing times—sometimes up to three months.
To tackle these challenges, the Arkansas Department of Labor & Licensing (ADLL) adopted the Enterprise Licensing Platform (ELP), a cloud-based, multi-tenant system developed in partnership with Tyler Technologies and the Information Network of Arkansas. ELP automates the entire licensing process, from application submission to payment and digital certificate issuance, creating a single-entry point for professionals.
The INA Board is made up of representatives from user groups (accountants, insurance agents, chambers of commerce, attorneys and bankers) and state agencies. Governor Sanders appoints each member to serve a two-year term. If you’re interested in serving on the INA Board, contact us or the governor’s office for consideration.
We meet four times a year, typically on the second Tuesday in the last month of each quarter. Meetings are open to the public and take place at INA’s headquarters at 425 W. Capitol Avenue, Suite 1650 in Little Rock.
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