Having executed one of the highest-profile tech separations in corporate history—HP’s October 2015 split into HP Enterprise and HP Inc.—Whitman is now streamlining HP Enterprise, the $52 billion storage business she runs (she also chairs HP Inc.]. But Whitman isn’t done. In May she said that HP Enterprise would merge its IT services unit with Computer Sciences in 2017 to form yet another new company—which recently announced it was selling its software unit for $8.8 billion. The one-time Republican gubernatorial candidate is actively supporting Clinton for President.