A Honeywell Company North America Sales Organization • Past • Present • Future 1 Regional Sales Managers A Honeywell Company Director of Tech Support VP Of North America Sales John O’Leary Mike Thomas Northwest Region Marc Montesi - Canada Mid-West Region Doug LaVenture Northeast Region Paul DiPeso John Rathwell Marie Schneider Mid-Atlantic Region Mark Arborgast Jim Tapp, National Accts Eric Loiacano • Past • Present • Future Southeast Region Tom Brown Southwest Region Jeremy Howard VP Of National Accts 2 Tom Echols Regional Technical Support A Honeywell Company Eastern Division Western Division M. Ferguson G. Iannaccone Northwest Region Northeast Region Mid-West Region W. Molsberry H. Simpson R. Druktenis M. Merkley P. Kerber S. Lawrence P. Kirby I. Siegel P. Thayer P. Driver T. Gaetaniello J. Reich Southwest Region Mid-Atlantic Region R. Nix J. Andruszkiewicz C. Parris R. Cartee • Present • Future J. Ferrante D. Morrissey J. Smith • Past B. Boitel T. Swift Southeast Region D. Bongiorno J. Folding 3 Multi-tier Channels to Market A Honeywell Company Sales Organization Marketing Field Sales End User Sales Channels Influence Influence Security Consultants Influence Field Sales • Past • Present • Future Field Technical Support Inside Sales 4 Support VAR’s, System Integrators Support E N D U S E R A Honeywell Company Commitment To Our Channel Partners Become a full service and trusted supplier of all your access control and video needs Develop products and services that help secure your customer’s worldwide facilities Protect your investment in hardware and systems with long term migration paths • Past • Present • Future 5 Provide training, certification and support services to ensure consistent quality throughout the world. A Honeywell Company Commitment To Our Customers ……..It is More Than Technology • Past • Present • Future 6 It’s a partnership between the integrator,consultant, and manufacturer who collaborate to deliver effective security solutions to the customer A Honeywell Company A Solutions Approach A Symbiotic Relationship Based On: Shared Knowledge End-to-End Planning ROI Approach • Past • Present • Future 7 Sensible Application of Technology Bundling Value-Added Services Delivering on the Promise A Honeywell Company Training and Support Services Project engineering services Frontline project management Certify technical training Network high-end Integrators Consulting Services Customized security applications Commercial, Industrial, Airport Security, & OEM • Past • Present • Future 8 Global Account Management Account Executives, build relationships with Corporate Clients US, Asia/Pacific, Latin America, UK, Europe A Honeywell Company Industry Trends Cost of crime Price of security products while functionality Increasing demand for integration, interoperability and enterprise-wide solutions • Past • Present • Future 9 Security outsourcing many management functions More knowledgeable buyers Fraud sensitivity is increasing Service and support rank higher in choosing vendors Multi-billion dollar global companies entering/expanding in the industry Consolidation across all market segments Technology Trends A Honeywell Company Technology Trends Hardware Real time connectivity and high speed networking Software User interfaces are driven by the Internet Communications Data, voice, video convergence - interoperability Systems migrating from client-server to Web-based Database Architecture moving to N-tier model User Interface Proprietary Systems Scalable Enterprise Solutions • Past • Present • Future Security Industry Paradigms Distributed Intelligence Network Computing Single Function Cards RFID, Smart Cards, Biometrics 10 1995 2005 Market Dynamics A Honeywell Company The electronic access control market is highly fragmented with the top 6 companies only accounting for 32% of the total market Industry consolidations changing landscape ADEMCO Systems 10% • Past • Present • Future JCI/Cardkey 5% Casi-Rusco 5% Simplex 3% Others 68% 11 Sensormatic 5% 1999 Freeman Report Lenel 4%