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GovOps vision mission and goals

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type
source
created
2026-10-26
updated
2026-10-26
tags
G, C, state-government, workforce
elements
G, C
origin
shared
tier
primary
citable
yes
url
https://www.govops.ca.gov/what-we-do/vision-mission-and-goals/
rehost
yes

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GovOps vision mission and goals

Citation

California Government Operations Agency. “Vision, Mission and Goals.” Web page, govops.ca.gov, date not stated. https://www.govops.ca.gov/what-we-do/vision-mission-and-goals/. Copy: raw/shared/2026-10-26 GovOps vision mission and goals.md (original: .html beside it), fetched 2026-10-26. Read 2026-10-26.

Bottom line

  • GovOps strategic goal 1 is “Develop the State Workforce”: to “attract and retain a highly skilled workforce that reflects Californians.”
  • Goal 2 is “Accelerate Innovation”. A CalCompute plan for the current public sector workforce fits both goals.

Background

See Government Operations Agency.

Key claims

  • Mission: “to advance effectiveness, efficiency, and equity in state operations.”
  • Goals: “Develop the State Workforce”, “Accelerate Innovation”, “Sustain Business Transformation”, “Advance Equity”.
  • Goal 1: “Using people centered approach, develop and support strategies across departments to attract and retain a highly skilled workforce that reflects Californians.”
  • A value under Collaboration: “Build public confidence in government by creating opportunities for resident input to improve how government works.”

Evidence and method

The agency’s own page (407 words).

Limits

  • Goals with no targets, measures or dates.

Source file: wiki/sources/GovOps vision mission and goals.md, updated 2026-10-26.

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