ISS, owned by Proxy Monitor Inc, said Walter Hewlett is unlikely to be renominated to the board. The discussion will probably "degenerate even further into name calling," McGurn said. The adviser encouraged the company to keep a member of the founding families on the board.
A decision hasn't been made on that point, Fiorina said.
Hewlett-Packard and Houston-based Compaq say the purchase will help them mount a better challenge to International Business Machines Corp in server computers and services like consulting.



