Hewlett-Packard (HP), the world’s leading producer of PCs, on Monday said that Bob Wayman, its chief financial officer (CFO), will step down from his position at the end of 2007, and its current Treasurer Cathie Lesjak will take up the post, the AP reports via SFGate.com.Sixty-one-year-old Wyman, who was HP’s interim chief executive officer in 2005, will hold his seat on the firm’s board of directors until March 2007, when its annual meeting is held, according to the AP.Forty-seven-year-old Lesjak has been with HP for two decades, and she’s held the post of treasurer and senior vice president since 2003, the AP reports.In related news, HP recently settled a civil suit filed over its highly-publicized spying scandal for $14.5 million dollars, though a number of HP executives and private investigators contracted by the firm still face criminal charges. Related Links: HP Spying Scandal (CIO.com exclusive feature) HP Quadruples Income for 4th Quarter HP Pays $14.5M to Settle Civil Suit Over Spying HP Overtakes Dell in Global PC SpaceCheck out our CIO News Alerts and Tech Informer pages for more updated news coverage. Related content News ServiceNow continues workflow platform expansion with Utah release The company also doubles down on its customer success automation efforts, but bucks the trend by omitting GPT. By Peter Sayer Mar 22, 2023 7 mins CIO Build Automation Enterprise Architecture BrandPost Don’t buy into the hype of network observability to realize digital transformation success Just collect the right data and follow it to where it leads you. By Jeremy Rossbach, Chief Technical Evangelist, Broadcom Mar 22, 2023 3 mins Networking Feature How culture and strategic partnerships help fuel transformation Marc Hale, CTO for AIA New Zealand, recently spoke with Cathy O’Sullivan, editor for CIO New Zealand, about navigating the complexities of digital transformation, and focusing on culture to enable healthier outcomes for customers. By CIO staff Mar 22, 2023 7 mins CTO Digital Transformation Change Management Feature 10 things CIOs wish they knew from the start Go slower. Network. Tell stories. Get training. Be kind. CIOs have plenty of advice they’d give to their younger selves if they could. By Martin Veitch Mar 22, 2023 7 mins CIO Careers IT Management Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe