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Automation and Control Solutions

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Automation & Control Solutions

Roger Fradin

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$12.6

$13.7

$15.5

12.6%

12.9%

13.4%

13.8

-

14.0%

2009

2010

2011

2012E

Sales Segment Margin %

Honeywell Automation And Control Solutions

Strength And Breadth Of Portfolio Unmatched

Diversified, Balanced Portfolio

Aligned to Key Global Macro Trends

Growth Outpacing Global GDP

Accelerating Margin Rate Expansion

Strong Momentum, Winning in the Market

($B)

$16.0 – $16.5

Financials

Disciplined Execution

ECC

18%

S&C

4%

Life Safety

21%

Security

16%

Scanning &

Mobility

3%

Building

Solutions

18%

Process

Solutions

20%

Americas

48%

Europe

31%

ROW

21%

Comm

25%

Ind

39%

Res

16%

Infra

20%

Business Units

Note: 2011 Sales

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$7.5

$15.5

2003

2011

$0.8

$2.1

2003

2011

2003

2011

+210

bps

~3X

Growth

~2X

Growth

ACS Track Record

Strong Sales Growth And Margin Expansion

Segment Profit

($B)

11.3%

13.4%

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Balanced Portfolio Mix

ESS ~50%

HPS ~20%

BSD ~30%

ACS Portfolio Dynamics

Honeywell

Process Solutions

Building Solutions &

Distribution

Building Solutions, ADI

(Security and Fire Distribution)

Energy, Safety & Security

Environmental and Combustion

Controls, Life Safety, Security,

Scanning and Mobility,

Sensing and Control

Growing Faster Than Served Markets, Continued Margin Expansion Runway

10% Sales CAGR (‘06-‘11): NPI, New

Wins, EM Expansion and M&A

High-teens Margins; +100 bps/yr

Last 3 Years

8% Sales CAGR (‘06-’11): Adv.

Solutions and Projects DD Growth

Low-teens Margins with Room for

Expansion

3% Sales CAGR (‘06-‘11): DD

Energy Sales CAGR Last 5 Yrs

Mid Single-digit Margins Overall;

Service Margins Mid-teens

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ACS End Market Environment

End Market

2012 Assumptions

Industrial

Residential

Commercial

Other

38%

17%

26%

19%

Backlog Conversion Key Growth Driver

Continued Strength in EM

1H Softness Due to Difficult Comps, China

Credit Tightening and EMEA Uncertainty

Modest Growth in U.S.; EMEA Flat

NPI and Energy Efficiency Drive Growth

Above GDP

Improving 1H to 2H ’12

HVAC Headwind 1H Due to Slow Heating

Demand

Backlog Conversion Drives Growth

(Institutional / Infrastructure)

U.S. and EM Strength Partially Offset By

European Uncertainty

Improving Conditions in U.S. Offset By

Economic Uncertainty in Europe

Energy Efficiency Retrofit Continues to Drive

Developed Region Growth

Some Moderation in Emerging Regions

More Challenging Global Macro Environment

Outlook

% Sales

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ACS Core Strategies

Consistent Strategy And Execution

Great Positions in Good Industries

Commercial Excellence / Growth Mindset

Innovation Through Technology and NPI

Globalization and High Growth Region Expansion

Continue to Grow Through Strategic Acquisitions

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Great Positions In Good Industries

Segment

Position

Market Drivers

Home Comfort Controls

1

Energy Savings, Productivity

Building Controls

1

Energy Efficiency, Emissions Legislation, Safety

Residential Combustion

1

Energy Savings, Comfort, IAQ

Sensing

3

Safety, Construction, Healthcare Innovations

Security

1

Security, Productivity, New Technology Adoption

Fire Systems

1

Safety, Codes and Regulations, Comm. Construction

Personal Protective Equipment

1

Safety, Codes and Regulations, Cost of Incidents

Gas Detection

1

Safety, Codes and Regulations, Industrial Production

AIDC – Scanning and Mobility

2

Productivity, Security, New Technology Evolution

Process Solutions

2

Safety, Security and Energy Efficiency, Installed Base

Building Solutions

2

Energy Efficiency, Sustainability, IT Convergence

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1

P T + - Z

A1

A2

5

Live

1

2

3

4

ACS Aligned To Global Macro Trends

Safety

Security

Productivity

Energy Efficiency

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Highlights

Acquired King’s Safetywear, Fire Sentry

Successful Sperian Integration

HLS Cross-Selling on Track to $200M Goal

Key Safety Sensor Wins: Goodrich

Actuation Systems, Boeing, ResMed

Building Our Great Positions: 2011 Progress

Innovations

80+ New Safety Products

Smart PPE: Enabled Safety

Products, Safety Community

Build-Out Key Platforms:

TruStability

®

Pressure

Sensors and Limitless™

Wireless Solutions

Highlights

$300M in Critical Infrastructure Orders

Key Wins: Casino Niagara, Houston

Airport System, Heathrow Terminal 2,

Belaya Dacha Outlet Village Moscow

Innovations

Total Connect 2.0

LynxTouch

MAXPRO NVR-XE

Faster Emergency

Response School

Systems

Safety

Security

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Energy Efficiency

Productivity

Building Our Great Positions: 2011 Progress

Highlights

$500M in New Energy Savings

Performance Contracts (ESPCs)

Smart Grid Wins: China, Europe, Hawaii

Caspian Pipeline Consortium

Wal-Mart China

Innovations

Largest Awardee of DOE Grants

Attune™ - Advisory Services Launch

Comfort Point Open – 2

nd

Generation

Highlights

$1B in New Oil & Gas Orders

Shell Pearl GTL Plant: $300M

City of L.A. Wastewater: $88M

EMS Technologies Acquisition

Starbucks

First UPS DIAD V Units Shipped

Innovations

Universal I/O in Safety Systems,

PlantCruise

Dolphin 99EX, Scanphone,

Xenon Color, Youjie

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Commercial Excellence / Growth Mindset

From

To

Customer An Afterthought

Customer Focused/

Winning with Customers

Few New Products: 120 in 2003

Lots of New Products: 540 in 2011

Fiefdoms

Cross-ACS and HON Collaboration

Global Presence Retrenched

Accelerated Global Expansion

Living for the Quarter

Short and Long-term Focused

Minimal People

Investment

Census: Sales-5,100; Marketing-800

Invested in People – Talent,

Training, Compensation

Census: Sales-9,000; Marketing-1,650

Marketing vs. Sales

Tight Marketing-to-Sales Linkage

Weak Compensation Linkage

Increased Variable Pay, Cost Leverage

Negative Pricing

Analytic Pricing Tools – Positive Price

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New Products - #1 Driver Of Honeywell Growth And Profitability

Innovation: Lifeblood For ACS Growth

Sales

/

HC

New

Prod

u

cts

R&D Investment up 90%

Resources up 125%

Cycle Times Reduced 40%

NPI up ~3X

Sales

New Products

R&D Headcount

Accelerating Scale And Speed Of New Product Introductions

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

3000

6000

9000

12000

15000

18000

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011 2012E

Power

of VPD™

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Smart PPE: Worker Safety…In The Digital Age

Integrating More Technology Into And With

Traditional PPE Equipment

Digitally Enabled

Equipment

Identification, RFID, Bar Codes

Sensing & Actuation

Chem, Mech, Electrical

Digitally Enabled

Worker

Identification

Biometrics, RFID

Location, Zoning

GPS, RSSI

Communication

Wi-Fi, Cell, BlueTooth

Video Compliance

Image Recognition

Access Control

Biometrics, RFID

Sensing

Vital Signs, Hazards

+

Digitally Enabled

Site

+

Emergency Communication

Extending Product Leadership To Solutions Model;

Driving New Sales Opportunities

End-to-end Solution That will Improve

Compliance and Safety Outcomes

Minimizes Complexity and Costs Associated

with Managing Compliance

Customer Value

Significant PPE Product Differentiation;

Unique HON Capability

Broader Solution Pull Through, with

Recurring SaaS Revenue Streams

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The Connected Home: Honeywell Total Connect

Offers Homeowners and Light Commercial Building

Owners Ability To:

-

Remotely Access and Control Security, HVAC, Lighting, Video

Look-In and Locks From Tablet, Smartphone and Web Portal

-

Ensure Property is Safe and Secure and Occupants are

Comfortable

-

Engage a Contractor for Repair, Replacement Upgrades

-

Receive Diagnostic Information on System Performance

Segment Opportunity

-

Current Installed Base: 150M Homes, 10M Buildings

-

Security, HVAC and CE Contractors

-

Brick & Mortar and Online Retailers

Comfort Management, Security and Alerts & Diagnostics

Leveraging The Prevalence Of Broadband

And Mobile Devices

Customer Value

Business Value

User Interface Devices

Full Suite of Mobility Offerings

Proactive Decision-Making for Energy,

Repair, Safety and Security Decision

Expands Reach of Existing Channels and

Offerings

Extends Applications for Recurring

Revenue

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Mobility: From No Presence To Leading Position

HON

V

P

D™

2008

2012

Great Position In Growing B2B Mobility Industry

Dolphin™ 99EX Secured Industry Standard

Status Among T&L Customers

Mobility Performance, Durability & Reliability

Plus Service Made Simple™ Offers Piece of

Mind

Remote Mastermind™ for Mobility Connects

Customers with Their Field Assets

Broadest Portfolio in $15B AIDC Industry

Customer Value

Velocity Product Development™ Resulted

in Rapid Mobility NPI

Secured Key Mobility Accounts: UPS,

Starbucks, Exapaq, Grupo Modelo

Mobility Connects Customer Base to

Enhance Both Support and Products

Mobility Drives Market Growth

Business Value

Product Portfolio

2003

No AIDC

Presence

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Re-Engineered by China and India w/ China Supply

Monetizing Experion IP: 9 Month Intro - VPD™

China Launch: $6M in Wins Before Intro!

Next: India, Southeast Asia, Latin America

PlantCruise: New Mid-Market Control System

Mid Markets in Emerging

Countries: $1B Total Market

Experion : Largest Capital

Projects in The World

Shah Gas

Shell GTL

PlantCruise

LA Wastewater

ExxonMobil PNG

$100M HPS Opportunity In Underserved Market

Superior Control System Offering Providing

Better Safety, Reliability, Efficiency at Price

Point Competitive with Local Chinese Suppliers

Easier to Use and Faster to Configure

Customer Value

Growth in Underserved Chemicals, Power

and Metals Markets in Emerging Regions

Improved Cost Position to Drive Better

Growth and Increased Margins

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Globalization

Empowering Local Teams To Drive Growth

High Growth Regions

$3.9

$6.1

$3.6

$9.4

2003

2011

U.S.

ROW

60

%

~1

3%

C

A

GR

4

0

%

~

6%

C

A

GR

53

%

47

%

Globalization And High Growth Region Expansion

Matching Customer Footprint

Strengthened Leadership Teams

Scaling Local Market NPI

Projected 2016 Sales:

China:

~$2B

India:

~$1B

Mid. East:

~$1B

2006

2010

2016

($B)

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Growth Driver: Strategic Acquisitions

Acquisitions

Building

Controls

Energy/

Smart Grid

Position

Before

Position

Today

EV/EBITDA

Headline

EV/EBITDA

Expectation

#1

#1

~12x

~5x

New

Market

#1

~15x

~2x

Personal

Protection

Gas

Detection

Industrial

Combustion

AIDC

Building Great Positions In $50B High Growth Industries

None

#1

~11x

~6x

None

#1

~12x

~4x

None

#2

~7x

~5x

None

#2

~12x

~5x

Ne

w

A

dj

acencies

Enh

anc

ed

Core

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Growth

Sales Excellence

Marketing and

Pricing Excellence

Advanced R&D and

HTS Labs

NPI/VPD™

Electronics and

Wireless Excellence

One Honeywell

Globalization

Gov’t Relations

Acquisitions

Process

Applying Honeywell Process Discipline To M&A

The Honeywell M&A Playbook

Cash

Receivables, Payables

and Cash Processes

SIOP

Cycle Time Reductions

Productivity

HON Operating

System

Value Engineering

Functional

Transformation

Direct Materials

Indirect Expenses

Factory Transitions

Six Sigma

People

Respectfully

Combine Cultures

Best of Both Talent

Employer of Choice

(Training, Career

Path, Comp.)

HON Performance

and Development

Health, Safety,

Environmental

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Making Our Business Better

SAP / FT

Backbone for All

Business Processes

58% Complete at End

2012

Lookback Process for

Continued Enhancements

at Live Sites

Benefits

Process Initiatives Enabling Margin Expansion

133 Sites in Full Scale Deployment

-

94% of Conversion Costs

7 Silver and 66 Bronze Sites

-

50% of Factory Footprint

All Global Sites Bronze by 2014; 50% Silver by 2016

Typical HOS Results From Launch To Silver

Honeywell Operating System

$100M

$150M

$165M

$200M

2010 2012 2014 2016

363% Improvement

11 Pt Improvement

29% Reduction

31% Improvement

0

200

400

600

800

1000

Prior

to

HOS

Silver

Quality

(PPM)

86

88

90

92

94

96

98

Prior

to

HOS

Silver

Delivery

(OTTR)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Prior

to

HOS

Silver

Inventory

(DOS)

0

20

40

60

80

100

Prior

to

HOS

Silver

HSE (SAT

Audit)

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Margin Expansion

Strong Growth And Margin Expansion Outlook

2010

Vol Leverage

Op Excellence

FT & ERP

Com'l Excellence

2014

12.9%

15-16%

Segment Margin

+75–100 bps

+75–100 bps

+50–75 bps

+50–75 bps

Commercial

Excellence

Pricing

Sales and

Marketing

Excellence

FT and ERP

Common

Process

Common

System

Operational

Excellence

HOS

NPI and VPD™

COPQ

Volume

Leverage

OEF

Indirects

Fixed Cost

Discipline

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Long-Term Outlook Update

$13.7

$15.5

$16.0 - 16.5

$17.4 - 19.4

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

12.9%

13.4%

13.8-14.0%

15.0 - 16.0%

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Segment Margin

Sales

Long Term Target: 6 - 9% CAGR

($B)

2012 Up 3 - 6%

Long Term Goal: 15.0 - 16.0%

2012 Expanding ~50 bps

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ACS – The Best Is Yet To Come

Significant Growth And Margin Runway

Diversified, Balanced Portfolio

Aligned to Key Global Macro Trends

Growth Outpacing Global GDP

Accelerating Margin Rate Expansion

Strong Momentum, Winning in the

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