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Johnson Controls integrates technologies, products, and services to create smart environments that protect people and secure assets.

We offer a comprehensive approach to creating and delivering safety and security solutions tailored to your specific needs, including fire and smoke detection, access control, video surveillance, perimeter protection, emergency response and master planning.

We work with clients and suppliers around the world to design and implement solutions
that deliver simplicity of operation, enhanced effectiveness and cost-effective protection.

Johnson Controls has approximately 1,300 locations on six continents that provide customers with consistent performance around the globe.

Case Studies and Projects.

Global Safety and Security Technology and Systems Integration Services

With more than 500 offices worldwide, Johnson Controls has the expertise with integration of multiple security systems and building technologies, enabling you to build upon your existing infrastructure and technology and prepare for your future needs.

Design, planning, and maintaining your building is all done with Johnson Controls being the single point of responsibility allowing you to focus on your core business activities.

Airport Security

Case study : Bradley International Airport.

New airport terminal takes security and integrated facility management
to new heights

For Bradley International Airport, the completion of its 260,000-square-foot
terminal improvement project was a tremendous accomplishment. The reason
is two-fold. As one of the fastest-growing airports in the nation, Bradley is now
sized to accommodate current and future scheduled passenger service with a
modern, streamlined terminal.

Secondly, as one of the only airports to proceed
with construction plans when the events of September 11th occurred, Bradley
is now a state-of-the-art airport with high-tech security and integrated facility
management systems that are scaleable to meet future federal requirements.

Read Case Study - Go to Bradley International Airport PDF.

Case study: Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Comprehensive solution supports security, passenger satisfaction, and
cost-effective operation

A 10-year, $4.4 billion development program is taking Toronto Pearson International
Airport to new levels of safety, efficiency and passenger service. As Canada’s busiest
airport, Pearson handles more than 25 million passengers per year with 1,200 daily
arrivals and departures. By 2020, the airport expects to serve 50 million passengers
annually.

The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) has a mandate to operate
Pearson within a regional system of airports to enhance economic growth and
development in the Toronto area.

Read Case Study - Go to Toronto Pearson International Airport PDF.

Military and Defense Security

Case study: The Pentagon : Washington D.C.

The Pentagon, the largest low-rise offi ce building in the world, was constructed during
World War II to serve our nation’s wartime administrative needs. The building is part
of the federal government’s ongoing effort to increase employee productivity and
operational effi ciency, reduce energy consumption, and modernize outdated equipment. In addition, terrorist incidents in 2001 meant a shift in priorities to ensure security for these 23,000 employees who are dedicated to our nation’s defense.

Johnson Controls is involved in the Pentagon’s 20-year, $1.2 billion renovation project – from early design to daily operations – to make certain it is a safe, effi cient and productive place.

Read Case Study - Go to The Pentagon PDF

City Security

Case study: City of Aurora, Colorado

Founded in 1891, the City of Aurora, Colorado has grown from a small town on the plains to a large urban center with more than 300,000 residents. In its continued growth, Aurora is leveraging Johnson Controls building management and security system technologies, service capabilities and energy efficiency solutions to effectively deliver services to citizens while remaining a fiscally strong and well-managed city.

Aurora is now the third largest city in Colorado and a business leader in key growth industries such as biotechnology, aerospace and high technology. With a vibrant and professional business climate and first-rate educational institutions, development opportunities are abundant.

Read Case Study - Go to City of Aurora PDF

Case study: Clackamas County, Oregon City, Oregon

Clackamas County is a growing Oregon community of 362,000 with a mix of urban and
rural populations with divergent needs. County workers had outgrown existing space
at 17 offi ces spread out around the county. Many of these were outdated facilities with
operations costs increasing year after year. County leaders knew they needed a new
centralized facility and wanted to build it with minimal impact on the environment. But
with limited public funds, they were concerned about the ability to build and operate a
building in a timely manner to take advantage of low interest rates and availability
of construction materials.

Through a unique design-build-operate process in partnership with Johnson Controls,
Inc. and others, Clackamas County was able to swiftly construct a cost-effective and
sustainable building with the County’s fi nancial and environmental goals in mind. The
Public Services Building (PSB) at the Red Soils campus combines several departments
at a centralized facility to provide better services for citizens.

Read Case Study - Go to Clackamas Country PDF

Bank Security and Financial Instituion Security

The new Malaysia Securities Commission Headquarters facility was designed around the
concept of achieving a distinctive modern form, interpreted from traditional design to
reflect Malaysia’s history, cultural roots and future aspirations. The roof, together with
the layered facade, shelters the building from the tropical heat and glare. The facade
is designed to be climatically responsive to the external environment.

The entire building facade has a hollow double skin, which forms a buffer between indoor
and outdoor temperatures and climatic conditions. As a result, transparency to and
from the building is optimized, daylight is maximized and energy consumption is greatly
reduced. The building made history when it was built since it is Malaysia’s first modern
facility with fully ductless air conditioning. Cold air is supplied through the raised floor.
The facility also offers the first truly flexible office work environment which allows easy
reconfiguration of air supply grills, power, communications, data, central vacuum, central
shredder and IT systems. Johnson Controls was given the task of designing an open,
integrated building management and control system for the facility.

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Case study: Security Benefit Group, Topeka, Kansas

Security Benefi t Group (SBG), a national fi nancial services and retirement planning
company, has earned a reputation as an innovator in its fi eld while balancing associate
needs with business demands.

So it stood to reason that, in planning a new corporate
headquarters in Topeka, Kansas, the company would integrate innovation into its quest
to make associate comfort and satisfaction in the workplace its key objective.
“We believe associate comfort interacts closely with productivity,” says David Rutkowski,
director of facilities and grounds with SBG. “If an associate is comfortable, if an associate
is happy, then that person’s productivity will be high.”

Johnson Controls partnered with
SBG and its architect and contractors in a carefully coordinated design and construction
process to deliver a building that embodies the company’s vision.

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Hospital Security

Case study: West Jefferson Medical Center Marrero, Louisiana

West Jefferson Medical Center (WJMC) is dedicated to quality patient care, provided in
a considerate and respectful manner.

In late August 2005 when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, WJMC was one of only
three area hospitals that remained open throughout the storm. WJMC fought valiantly to care for patients despite flooding, structural damage, and loss of power and water.

Today, WJMC, a 451-bed, not-for-profit hospital and healthcare system, continues its
recovery while planning for a strong future as an employer of choice in its area and a
provider of vital health services to Jefferson Parish and surrounding communities. A key
part of that endeavor is a partnership with Johnson Controls, Inc. that stretches back more than 25 years.

Read Case Study - Go to West Jefferson Medical Center PDF

Case study :Saint Luke’s Health System Kansas City, Missouri

Saint Luke’s Health System is a nonprofi t, integrated health system committed to
enhancing the physical, mental and spiritual health of the communities it serves.

With this commitment in mind and to remain focused on its core business, Saint Luke’s
enlisted the help of Johnson Controls, Inc. in the management of its facilities.

As a result, the facility management department, operated by Johnson Controls, has become a strategic business partner that is integrated at every level of the health system. Serving the Kansas City metropolitan area and surrounding region, Saint Luke’s Health System includes nine hospitals, comprising more than 1,200 beds, along with many physician practices. The system employs more than 6,000 people and provides a
wide range of primary, acute, tertiary and chronic care services.

Read Case Study - Go to Saint Luke’s PDF

Case study: Mountain States Health Alliance, Johnson City, Tennessee

Patient-centered care initiative drives ICU expansion, wireless infrastructure

Mountain States Health Alliance (MSHA) is a locally owned and managed healthcare
system serving 28 counties in Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky and North Carolina. The
Alliance is committed to delivering the highest level of patient-centered care.

MSHA provides a comprehensive continuum of care through nine hospitals and an
integrated healthcare delivery system including 21 primary and preventative care centers and 13 outpatient care sites. The MSHA mission is to identify and respond to the healthcare needs of individuals and communities in the region and to assist them in attaining their highest possible level of health.

Read Case Study - Go to Mountain States Health Alliance (MSHA) PDF

School Security

Case study: Frederick Community College Frederick, Maryland

Integrated building automation system frees college’s support staff
Frederick Community College is an associate degree, two-year institution serving
more than 14,000 students each academic year. The 110-acre campus has
10 buildings, including a new library and academic center.

Challenges
• Design a technologically advanced facility to accommodate rising enrollment.
• Increase the operating effi ciency and comfort levels of existing buildings.
• Allow greater access to buildings and parking lots through electronic monitoring,
instead of requiring security guards to physically verify entry.
• Maintain an effi cient staff to support campus growth.

Read Case Study - Go to Frederick Community College PDF

Case study: Buffalo Public Schools Buffalo, NY

The Buffalo School District’s mission is to put children and families first to ensure high
academic achievement for all. An “Outstanding Achievement Award in Public/Private
Partnerships” from the United States Conference of Mayors was awarded to the city
for embarking on a $1 billion, 80-school modernization project. The project involves
renovation and reconstruction of the city’s aging schools.

As part of the program packaging and development services team selected by the Joint
Schools Construction Board to head this initiative, Johnson Controls, Inc. is helping carry out the plan. The plan is supported by the New York State Education Department with a 93.7 percent building aid reimbursement that leverages $800 million in new private capital investment.

Read Case Study - Go to Buffalo Public Schools PDF

Case study, Ave Maria University, Ave Maria, Florida

Ave Maria University, located in southwest Florida, opened its doors to students on
August 27, 2007. Ave Maria is the first new Catholic university built in the United States in more than 40 years and among the world’s most technologically advanced, thanks to the steadfast vision of its founder and design team.

The university is the product of, founder and chancellor, Thomas S. Monaghan’s dream
to build an institution of higher education that would be faithful to the teachings of the
Catholic Church. After more than five years of planning and construction, and four years
of operating from a temporary campus in Naples, the university made its permanent
home on a 908-acre campus in a new town named just for it - Ave Maria, Florida.
The campus has 500,000 square feet of facilities, serving nearly 500 students and 200
faculty and staff, and plenty of room to grow.

Read Case Study - Go to Ave Maria University PDF

Industrial Security

Case study: Steelcase Grand Rapids, Michigan

Protecting the environment is a core value of Steelcase, the nation’s largest furniture
manufacturer. That’s why wh en the company decided to construct a new manufacturing
plant for its Wood Furniture Division, environmental stewardship was the foundation on
which the facility was built. As a result, the building is the first manufacturing facility in the world to be certified under the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program.

Wood furniture is a growing segment of Steelcase’s sales. Steelcase Wood Division’s
new 600,000-square-foot Grand Rapids plant produces about 5% of the company’s
$3.9 billion of product and employs some 700 workers. Founded in 1912 as The Metal
Offi ce Furniture Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Steelcase is now an international
company with approximately 14,000 employees, and manufacturing facilities in over
50 locations worldwide.

Read Case Study - Go to Steelcase PDF

Case study: Buckman Laboratories International, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee

Buckman Laboratories International, Inc., is a leading manufacturer of specialty
chemicals. The company’s products and materials are applied in the pulp and paper,
water treatment, leather, coatings and plastics, wood and agriculture industries. At its
corporate headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee, Buckman called on Johnson Controls,
Inc. to maintain its existing building automation system. The service contract will save
Buckman approximately 18 percent in HVAC operations and maintenance costs, protect
existing assets and provide a migration path to newer technologies.

In 1945 Buckman Laboratories started with one product, one 50-gallon process
vessel and four employees in a small house in Memphis. Today, the company is
a global business producing more than 700 different products and employing more than
1,300 people in 90 countries. Buckman now works with industry worldwide to provide
advanced chemical treatment technologies and extensive technical service to resolve a
variety of complex industrial problems. The company’s expertise spans a broad range of
specialty chemicals including microbicides, scale inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors, polymers, dispersants and defoamers.

Read Case Study - Go to Buckman Laboratories PDF

Case study : Novartis Basel, Switzerland

The Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis is one of the largest pharmaceutical
companies in the world, with over $29 billion in annual sales. The company is an innovative leader in many ways, including the way it has chosen to handle Facility Management at its Basel, Switzerland headquarters location.

Starting in January of 2001, Novartis outsourced all the services not considered part
of the core business of the company to Johnson Controls. This approach is unique in
the European chemical and pharmaceutical industry, but it was only the beginning of a
transformation of the Basel campus. According to the company’s Web site, the company’s goal is to “turn an industrial complex into a place of innovation, knowledge and encounter.”

Novartis Basel PDF

Law Enforcement Security

Case study: Bernalillo County Courthouse Albuquerque, New Mexico

Visitors to the Bernalillo County Courthouse enjoy daylit, open spaces and striking views of the Sandia Mountains. They don’t see the sophisticated technology that keeps them safe and comfortable – and saves tax dollars – by integrating multiple building functions.

The courthouse combines pleasant public areas with secure and efficient workplaces for
judicial staff, while isolating both from detainees in the holding areas and jail.
A courthouse is a complex building: It must accommodate daily visitors, judges and their staffs, and people being detained – while keeping those groups separated. And it must operate efficiently to conserve tax dollars. Bernalillo County met those challenges with a new 8-story, 24 courtroom, 272,000-square-foot courthouse, which opened in
August of 2001.

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LATEST NEWS

Johnson Controls named SDM Systems Integrator of the Year
Global security leader heralded for strategic approach to integrated solutions

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), the global leader in security and fire safety solutions, is the proud recipient of the 2009 Security Distributing Marketing (SDM) Systems Integrator of the Year Award. According to SDM magazine, the company was selected for its leadership as a single-source provider for systems integration to customers across the world.

“The Systems Integrator of the Year award exemplifies who we are and how we deliver measurable results to our customers,” said Joel Lehman, vice president of security and fire safety solutions, Johnson Controls. “Our understanding of how systems and technologies can work together is helping customers optimize efficiencies, protect their assets and reduce costs.”

Global Integration Strategy for Business Outcomes
The award comes on the heels of the global reorganization and strategy plan announced in 2008. Through a three-pronged strategy focus on integrated security technologies and solutions, targeted global outreach, and a focus on customers, the company’s customer base increased to more than 50,000 businesses worldwide.

The company’s approach to systems integration breaks down the silos between physical security, information security, IT systems, building automation and business applications, allowing the systems to work more collaboratively and efficiently.

The SDM award announcement highlights the Johnson Controls global strategy through proven customer case studies, including Camana Bay, a mixed-use planned community in Grand Cayman. Johnson Controls recently integrated multiple systems from security management and digital video surveillance to fire alarms and building management through a single IP network. Similar solutions have been provided to universities, airports, hotels, corporate campuses, hospitals and government facilities worldwide.

Lisa Roy, the company’s global vice president and general manager, will feature the company’s best practices and share additional case studies at the SDM Systems Integrator of the Year 2009 Webinar on November 19 at 2 p.m.(EST).

About the SDM Integrator of the Year award
The SDM Systems Integrator of the Year award recognizes a company that offers the highest quality of services to the market, and serves as the finest example of a business to other security providers. Eligible companies are all those in the systems integration industry, regardless of size or market niche, and commercial integrators who derive more than 50 percent of their revenue from the engineering, design, installation, or the service of access control, video surveillance, and electronic integrated security systems.

About Johnson Controls
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) is the global leader that brings ingenuity to the places where people live, work and travel. By integrating technologies, products and services, we create smart environments that redefine the relationships between people and their surroundings. Our team of 133,000 employees creates a more comfortable, safe and sustainable world through our products and services for more than 200 million vehicles, 12 million homes and one million commercial buildings. Our commitment to sustainability drives our environmental stewardship, good corporate citizenship in our workplaces and communities, and the products and services we provide to customers. For additional information, please visit http://www.johnsoncontrols.com/.

South Africa's largest pharmaceutical company to boost security and optimize energy.

Adcock Ingram partners with Johnson Controls to reduce headquarters facility energy consumption.

Adcock Ingram, a leading pharmaceutical company based in Midrand, South Africa, has selected Johnson Controls as its systems integrator to help reduce energy consumption and increase efficiencies. The installation of the Johnson Controls Metasys® building management system integrated with advanced security systems, including a Digital Vision Network 5000 (DVN 5000) video surveillance system and P2000 security management system, provides a secure, comfortable and energy efficient campus environment.

Adcock Ingram’s Midrand facility currently faces energy supply issues. As a result, the company needed to develop creative ways to maximize available resources and ensure a secure environment for more than 200 employees and termparature-sensitive products. A large warehouse on the premises stores pharmaceuticals that must be kept at a specific temperature. The necessity of this critical temperature emphasizes the need for sufficient energy supply to the facility to allow for optimum cooling.

“Adcock Ingram needed an integrated solution that would enable the company to be innovative with their energy supply. Johnson Controls offered them a one-stop-shop solution that addresses their energy concerns, provides a measureable return on investment and prepares them for future security needs,” says Neil Cameron, general manager at Johnson Controls Systems & Services, South Africa.

The building automation and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), access control security are tied into one integrated communication system which provides intelligent management of the facility. Apart from optimizing current energy usage, the Johnson Controls building management system measures and pinpoints areas in the building where further power can be saved.

The project was completed in April 2009.

Integrating Security Solutions by Lisa Roy
VP Global Security & Fire Safety Solutions Johnson Controls