Has HP done enough in corporate governance?

Reputation & dwindling Trust: Mark Hurd stated today that there were "best intentions" as to why the investigation was begun, but Dunn never took into consideration her responsibility to HP's shareholders. A company's reputation is its life's blood. Industries who bank on trusted products or trusted services can't afford to be lax http://www.essentialsecurity.com/news.htm?id=32

Decision-makers like Dunn, Hurd & HP's Chief Ethics Officer skirt their responsibilities to the organization http://www.iwantmyess.com/?p=104

The trust issue is compounded when you have a public company who has to answer to its shareholders. Daines is right, HP could have gone further without breaking the law. Now, those bad/questionable methods dirty the Hewlett-Packard image and reputation.; Posted by: marileev@... Posted on: 09/22/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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