Keysight Technologies Inc. · NYSE:KEYS

Keysight Technologies — Investor Presentation (May 2019)

138 slides from Keysight Technologies's investor presentation, May 2019

  1. Slide 1: Results as of fiscal year-end 2018 (October 31, 2018)

    Results as of fiscal year-end 2018 (October 31, 2018) M AY 2 0 1 9

  2. Slide 2: Forward-looking statements

    This communication contains forward-looking statements as defined in Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and is subject to the safe harbors created therein. Statements preceded by, followed by, or that otherwise i

  3. Slide 3: Topic Presenter Duration

    YouTube – One-Click Access Below Topic Presenter Duration (min) Company Overview and Strategic Direction Ron Nersesian | President and Chief Executive Officer 43 Technology Leadership Jay Alexander | SVP and Chief Technology Officer 27 Communications Solutions Satish Dhanasekaran | SVP, President –

  4. Slide 4: Market Leadership

    MARKET GAINING MARKET INCREASING RAISED THE BAR LEADERSHIP SHARE RECURRING REVENUE Increased target operating margin Market-leading position Four consecutive years Growing software and 400bps to 21-22% in diverse and growing of market share gains services solutions revenue and increased end markets

  5. Slide 5: Presenters and topics

    Company Overview and Strategic Direction Ron Nersesian | President and Chief Executive Officer Technology Leadership Jay Alexander | SVP and Chief Technology Officer Communications Solutions Satish Dhanasekaran | SVP, President – Communications Solutions Group Ixia Solutions Mark Pierpoint | SVP, Pr

  6. Slide 6: Ron Nersesian, President and Chief Executive Officer

    Ron Nersesian President and Chief Executive Officer 6

  7. Slide 7: An exciting time at Keysight

    1 2 3 4 5 6 Industry leader Deeply Aligned to critical Accelerated R&D Executed three- Well-positioned to with 80 years’ knowledgeable, industry growth investment to year strategy ahead achieve higher experience experienced and themes and innovate ahead of of plan; balanced growth, operating at the

  8. Slide 8: FY'18 Key Statistics and Revenue Mix

    FY’18 KEY STATISTICS FY’18 REVENUE MIX Headquarters Santa Rosa, CA 12% Spin-off Date1 November 1, 2014 36% Market Capitalization ~$10.7B (as of 10/31/18) 27% $3.9B Revenue Growth2,4 20% (13% core) Total Revenue5 Free Cash Flow3 $423M 25% Operating Margin 4 18.8% Commercial Communications: $1.42B6 To

  9. Slide 9: Smart Technology Connects the World

    WIRELESS SMART TECHNOLOGY CONNECTS THE WORLD INNOVATION IS EVERYWHERE NETWORKING / AUTOMOTIVE CLOUD ✓ Devices ✓ Infrastructure ✓ Cities ✓ Defense ✓ Vehicles ✓ Wearables Transforming from AEROSPACE / Hardware-centric Product to IOT DEFENSE Software-centric Solutions Company ACCELERATING INNOVATION TO

  10. Slide 10: Relentless Demand for Data Bandwidth Drives 5G

    R E L E N T L E S S D E M A N D F O R D ATA B A N D W I D T H D R I V E S 5 G , T R A N S F O R M I N G W I R E L E S S A N D W I R E D N E T W O R K 5G Brings >10X Expansion on Most Attributes* 5G Technology Impact Network Core Data Achievable Data Chipsets Devices Rates (Gb/s) Access Network Cente

  11. Slide 11: Customers

    Communications Solutions Electronic Industrial Solutions Ixia Solutions (CSG) (EISG) (ISG) Serves customers spanning Serves electronic industrial end Helps customers worldwide validate worldwide communications end markets, focusing on high growth performance and the security of their market applicat

  12. Slide 12: Chief Executive Officer organization

    Chief Executive Officer Ron Nersesian Corporate Communications Ixia Electronic Keysight Keysight Finance Legal Planning and Solutions Solutions Industrial Global Global Neil Dougherty (Acting) Jeffrey Li Technology Group Group Solutions Services Sales Group Chief Administrative Keysight Officer Glob

  13. Slide 13: Transformed organization from product-focused to industry-focused

    Transformed organization from product-focused to industry-focused Create differentiated solutions combining Hardware, Software and Services; enable customer success through new Go-to-Market and R&D strategies Increased investment in R&D process Began investing earlier in the cycle to be first-to-mar

  14. Slide 14: From product divisions to complete solutions

    FROM TO • Individual Products with hardware bias • Complete Solutions: Hardware + Software + Services • Faster customer commitments and solution • Slower, complex decision-making due to multiple development; one decision owner owners interfacing with customers • Incentivized and compensated on total

  15. Slide 15: Be first in 5G, enter new verticals, grow software and services

    Be First in Enter New Verticals Expand Leadership in Grow Services 5G Wireless (e.g., Automotive) Design and Test SW • First-to-market with 5G • 70+ auto and IoT solutions • >$500M software portfolio in • Focused on multi-brand design solutions introduced FY18 calibration, Test Asset • Winning in th

  16. Slide 16: Core Strengths and Competitive Differentiators

    CORE STRENGTHS COMPETITIVE DIFFERENTIATORS • Aligned to critical industry Experienced leadership; globally recognized growth trends in attractive and technologists and expertise; institutionalized diversified end markets knowledge and IP • Strong culture of execution Depth of technology, proprietary

  17. Slide 17: Our Global Presence

    OUR GLOBAL PRESENCE • 12,900 employees worldwide1 • Operating in over 100 countries around the world; naturally-hedged expenses and Global Headquarters Santa Rosa, CA revenues • Aligned with our customers’ local needs across all regions % FY’18 40% 19% 41% REVENUE2 AMERICAS EUROPE ASIA-PACIFIC 1 As

  18. Slide 18: Our Corporate Social Responsibility Vision

    OUR Corporate Social Build a better planet by accelerating innovation to connect and secure the world and Responsibility VISION employing a global business framework of ethical, environmentally sustainable and socially responsible operations Selected Recognitions Ethical Governance Our The Solutions

  19. Slide 19: Customer Coverage and Breadth of Customers

    D E E P C U S T O M E R R E L AT I O N S H I P S & M A R K E T - L E A D I N G P O S I T I O N S CUSTOMER COVERAGE1 (2018) BREADTH OF CUSTOMERS3 LEADING POSITIONS4 ADI Hittite • Alphabet • Amazon • Arris • AT&T 29 of 30 Top Technology Companies BAE Systems • Boeing • Broadcomm • Cisco Software Reven

  20. Slide 20: $16.3B Served Addressable Market

    Ixia Commercial $16.3B Comms 3-5 % Served Served Addressable Addressable Avg. Market Growth Electronic Market1 Market Rate3 Industrial Aerospace, Defense & Gov’t 2 Keysight Market Share: ~24% KEYSIGHT WELL-POSITIONED FOR CONTINUED SHARE GAINS 1 Per Company estimates. Includes Network Test; excludes

  21. Slide 21: Sustain and Accelerate Organic Growth

    Deepen Balanced Sustain and Leadership Capital Allocation Accelerate Organic Position through to Drive Growth Differentiated Shareholder Value Business Model 21

  22. Slide 22: Aggressively Pursue Opportunities

    Aggressively Be First-to-Market Moving from Innovate Ahead of Pursue with Differentiated Hardware-centric to Emerging Opportunities Technology Software-centric Technologies and Aligned with Strong Solutions via Approach; Advance Extend Industry Macro Growth Superior Innovation Intimate Solution Lead

  23. Slide 23: Market insight, employee growth, capital allocation

    EMPLOYEE GROWTH MARKET INSIGHT • Early trend identification • Encourage passion • Accelerate Innovation • Inspire and facilitate growth • Anticipate change CAPITAL ALLOCATION • Focus on ROIC • Flexible, balanced approach OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE • Highest quality FIRST-TO-MARKET SOLUTIONS • Continuous

  24. Slide 24: Return of Capital

    From 2015 Phase 3 Return Capital Investor Day Value Creation Phase 2 • Appropriate leverage and Return of Capital Transform for Growth commitment to investment grade credit metrics Sustained 4% CAGR Over Cycle • Disciplined M&A Phase 1 Form Public Company • M&A as priority use of cash ✓ Thales Servi

  25. Slide 25: Capital allocation priorities

    1 Reinvestment to Drive Organic Growth 2 Disciplined M&A 3 Return of Capital OPERATING PRINCIPLE – MAINTAIN FLEXIBILITY AND LIMIT EXCESS CASH 25

  26. Slide 26: Previous Target vs New Target

    Previous Target NEW Target (2015 Investor Day) Core Revenue Sustainable Sustainable Growth1 4% CAGR 4-5% CAGR Operating 17-18% 21-22% Margin1 EPS 8-10% ≥10% Growth1 Operating Margin targets restated to reflect the Q1’19 adoption of ASU 2017-07, “Improving the Presentation of Net Periodic Pension Cos

  27. Slide 27: An exciting time at Keysight

    KEYSIGHT IS Transformed Accelerated organizational Strong An exciting time profitable growth Differentiated structure to align with management team and momentum business model at Keysight… customers and meeting and driven by focus on enabling superior significant increased investments exceeding cust

  28. Slide 28: Jay Alexander, SVP and Chief Technology Officer

    Jay Alexander Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer 28

  29. Slide 29: Technology leadership highlights

    1 2 3 4 Increased R&D investment Improved R&D efficiency Expanding our leadership Executing on strategic from ~12% to ~16% of with industry-focused on all three dimensions of software initiative – added revenue in 4 years; solutions groups that Keysight’s differentiation: $200M+ of incremental empha

  30. Slide 30: R&D from product-focused to solution-centric

    FROM TO • Product-focused divisions • Solution-centric business groups • Internal goals • Customer-driven specifications and timetables • One form factor • Multiple implementations (feature-rich box, modular, handheld) • Product line run-rate funding • Strategic Keysight growth investments OLD NEW C

  31. Slide 31: Keysight Labs, Central Teams, R&D Centers

    Solutions Groups 3 Partner with leading customers to create high-value solutions with faster time-to-market R&D Centers than previously possible of Excellence 2 Create hardware and software solution components that can address many Keysight Labs applications, focusing on deep competency Central Team

  32. Slide 32: Customer Insight

    CUSTOMER WORKFLOW SOLUTIONS SOFTWARE AND SERVICES HARDWARE TECHNOLOGY PORTFOLIO DEEP EXPERTISE / STANDARDS BODIES MARKET TRENDS AND CUSTOMER NEEDS CUSTOMER INSIGHT 32

  33. Slide 33: Typical Measurement Process

    TYPICAL MEASUREMENT PROCESS Probe / Connect Digitize and Measure Analyze Report / Decide Software and Value-Added Services Leading-Edge Hardware • Critical foundation for world-class measurements; • Hundreds of high-value SW application packages needs to be 10X better than what is being measured • >

  34. Slide 34: Industry-Leading Technologists and Thought Leadership

    INDUSTRY-LEADING THOUGHT EMBEDDED WITH TECHNOLOGISTS LEADERSHIP MARKET LEADERS • ~3,000 R&D engineers, over • Active in 30+ standards bodies • Diverse and deep customer 1/3 with M.S. or Ph.D. degrees and industry consortia relationships around the world • Deep connections with leading • 3,000+ paten

  35. Slide 35: Key Technology Development Centers

    Key Technology Development Centers Fleet, United Kingdom Bucharest, Romania Network emulation solutions Network test, visibility and security software Santa Rosa, CA Beijing, China Custom analog chipsets, Worldwide wireless test modules, interconnect software Santa Clara, CA Böblingen, Germany Keysi

  36. Slide 36: Increased Served Market and Added Capabilities

    ADDED CAPABILITIES COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS 1 Wireless protocol development test, full stack network test, visibility and Increased security Served Market ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS and Added Charging infrastructure test, New Growth automotive battery, and power Vectors system SERVICES SOLUTION

  37. Slide 37: Keysight Fab and Software Design Center

    KEYSIGHT FAB KEYSIGHT SOFTWARE DESIGN CENTER Santa Rosa, CA Atlanta, GA • Proprietary chips, modules, and interconnects, purpose-built for • Platform software developed with Agile methods; used by Keysight advanced solutions such as 5G businesses to speed customers’ time-to-market by connecting the

  38. Slide 38: Key Initiatives: ~1,800 Software Engineers

    KEY INITIATIVES ~1,800 SOFTWARE ENGINEERS • Consolidated core software technology development under CTO (Nov. 2015) • Advanced our software leadership with acquisitions of software-centric businesses • Anite (Aug. 2015) • Ixia (Apr. 2017) • Opened Atlanta Software Design Center (Oct. 2016) FY'14 FY'

  39. Slide 39: Software across lifecycle phases

    SIMULATE PROTOTYPE VALIDATE MANUFACTURE OPTIMIZE Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Software Simulate designs before they are built to find and fix issues Customer productivity killer: Graphical Test Software Inability to share test software, Allows non-programmers to design and execute tests specif

  40. Slide 40: PathWave design and test software

    SIMULATE PROTOTYPE VALIDATE MANUFACTURE OPTIMIZE Lifecycle Phases A breakthrough design and test software solution that accelerates the overall workflow from simulation of early concepts through manufacturing and optimization of deployed systems • Integrates Keysight’s leading software solutions, in

  41. Slide 41: Keysight's Solutions Make the 5G Revolution Possible

    • In order to achieve its performance goals, 5G is far more complex than 4G • Higher frequencies; to 28 GHz and beyond • Advanced modulation (signal processing) • Multi-element antennas using beamforming • Requires detailed simulation, prior to building a prototype and then validation of actual perf

  42. Slide 42: Leverage Technology Synergies

    Leverage Continue Accelerate Technology Enable Diversified High-Return Investment Synergies Growth Beyond Investments to in Software from Ixia Communications Extend Lead in 5G Acquisition • Solutions for higher layers in the • Custom chips for higher • Leverage Keysight hardware • Differentiated Aut

  43. Slide 43: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Furthering our Accelerating our software Global R&D capabilities unmatched value platform and solutions with central Keysight Labs proposition: investments to continue fueling first-to-market Hardware + Software + introducing breakthroughs innovations and solutions People = Insights such

  44. Slide 44: Satish Dhanasekaran, President - Communications Solutions Group

    Satish Dhanasekaran Senior Vice President, President - Communications Solutions Group 44

  45. Slide 45: #1 position in CSG end markets

    1 2 3 4 5 #1 position in CSG Transformed Established first- Well-positioned with Strong operating end markets with organization to mover advantage in industry leaders; model to deliver on ~27% share1 industry focus, 5G through early relationships financial commitments creating a go-to- investments a

  46. Slide 46: FY'18 Highlights

    Commercial FY’18 HIGHLIGHTS Communications Recognized leadership in 5G trials and standards • Provide end-to-end solutions beyond the physical layer for $2.4B mobile chipsets, smart sensors/devices, wireless base Revenue1 +16% YoY stations, networks, data centers and cloud $1.4B • Solve challenges a

  47. Slide 47: Initial observations, actions and accomplishments

    INITIAL SIGNIFICANT ACTIONS TAKEN FY17, FY18 OBSERVATIONS ACCOMPLISHMENTS • 5G technology wave drives • Transformed to industry-focused Commercial Communications growth across the solution-centric organization - • Double-digit order growth 3 of past communications ecosystem launched 50+ new solution

  48. Slide 48: Value, expertise, PathWave and measurement platforms

    VALUE • Expertise brings customer 100 industry experts insight, workflow analysis, 300 R&D hardware engineers and improved business EXPERTISE 550 R&D software engineers outcomes • PathWave leverages PATHWAVE measurement platforms WORKFLOW to enable customer workflows SOFTWARE Electronic 5G Network C

  49. Slide 49: Large, Growing Market

    LARGE, GROWING MARKET Market Commercial Aerospace and Defense Dynamics Communications Communications Total Market1 Size1 $5.2B $4.1B $9.3B Growth Rate2 3-6% 2-3% Drivers • Explosive data growth • Global defense and effective use modernization in of spectrum response to emerging threats • New busines

  50. Slide 50: Win in 5G, grow in defense, focus on operational excellence

    WIN in 5G GROW WIN IN 5G GROW FOCUS by enabling the by enabling by enabling the by enabling on operational ecosystem defense ecosystem defense excellence workflow modernization workflow modernization • Win the technology waves • Extend market leadership • Deliver solutions with leverageable • Advanc

  51. Slide 51: Emerging connected applications

    ELECTRONIC 5G EDGE COMPUTING WARFARE EMERGING INDUSTRY 4.0 CONNECTED APPLICATIONS (VIRTUAL REALITY, AI, BIG DATA, AUTONOMOUS DRIVING) SMART CLOUD SIGNAL DEVICES (IoT) MONITORING 51

  52. Slide 52: Commercial Communications

    Commercial Communications 52

  53. Slide 53: Attractive Industry Attributes

    COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS Attractive Industry Attributes Technology Waves: 5G, WLAN, MIPI1 400G, Terabit, Optical • Business focused on technology advancement for the Information and Communications Technology industry Value Chain • Industry leaders invest for time-to-market advantage, which creates

  54. Slide 54: Interoperability is key for global deployment

    INTEROPERABILITY IS KEY FOR GLOBAL DEPLOYMENT sub-6GHz mmWave Spectrum <1GHz 2.5GHz 3.4 – 3.7GHz 4.4 – ISM 28GHz 39GHz 4.9GHz GEOGRAPHY Three NTT Orange Docomo Sprint NTT Docomo NTT Docomo Verizon Verizon AT&T EE China SoftBank OPERATOR T-Mobile China Vodafone Telecom KT SoftBank AT&T KT AT&T Mobile

  55. Slide 55: Keysight Solutions

    KEYSIGHT SOLUTIONS 1 Protocol Design MIPI Digital Test 5G Waveforms INDUSTRY FIRSTS Uniquely • 5G full stack connection enables • Demonstrated 5G data rates Channel Keysight Beamforming WiFi Coexistence >4Gbps, Over-the-Air Emulation to deliver • Solution for narrow-band IoT customer deployments suc

  56. Slide 56: 5G Phases and Value Proposition

    5G PHASES 2010 - 2015 2016 - 2019 2020 - 2025+ Prototyping, Research Commercialize, Deploy & Ramp Standards and Trials KEYSIGHT 5G VALUE PROPOSITION SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS 1. Invested early in broad set of ✓ Triple-digit 5G order growth in FY18 differentiated technology to enable 5G ✓ Strong order res

  57. Slide 57: Aerospace, Defense and Government Communications

    Aerospace, Defense and Government Communications 57

  58. Slide 58: Attractive Industry Attributes

    Attractive Industry Attributes AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS • Mission-critical requirements demand extreme performance and highest reliability • Security challenges multiply as commercial technology proliferates • Multi-decade programs require multi-decade support and service DoD/ Prime Publ

  59. Slide 59: Solutions Across Aerospace and Defense Workflow

    SIMULATE PROTOTYPE VALIDATE MANUFACTURE SUSTAIN Solutions Across Aerospace and Defense Communications Workflow Defense Modernization Requires ELECTRONIC SIGNAL SUPPLY OPERATIONS Broad WARFARE AND MONITORING CHAIN Solutions RADAR Threat Simulation Public Safety Subsystems Field and Service • Mission

  60. Slide 60: Threat simulators selected by U.S. DoD

    REAL WORLD RF ELECTRONIC WARFARE SIMULATION LAB Keysight threat simulators selected by U.S. DoD for hardware-in-the-loop simulation 1 1 FY17 60

  61. Slide 61: Creating Value Through Operational Excellence

    EXECUTING A RIGOROUS RELENTLESS FOCUS ON LEVERAGEABLE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE PLATFORM STRATEGY AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT • Developing solutions on • Maximizing margins through • Certified by: ISO9001:2015, PathWave software framework cost reductions, supply chain ISO17025:2005, ISO

  62. Slide 62: Customer quotes

    “We need a leading partner with your “You are ahead of the competition attributes.” in the 5G space - very different than what we are used to from you in 4G.” “Keysight is a strategic partner and we want to outsource test activity to you.” “The whole chipset ecosystem is embracing you for mmW.” “We

  63. Slide 63: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Organization Portfolio Acquisitions focused on 5G Strong momentum repositioned to augmented solutions and exiting FY’18 in a focus on higher solution portfolio defense $9.3B1 market margin R&D and expanded modernization solutions SAM challenges 1 Per company estimates 63

  64. Slide 64: Mark Pierpoint, President - Ixia Solutions Group

    Mark Pierpoint Senior Vice President, President - Ixia Solutions Group 64

  65. Slide 65: Keysight + Ixia combination

    1 2 3 We make networks and Be first and best in the Keysight + Ixia combination applications stronger markets we serve drives customer expansion and new revenue - Expanding from pre-deployment - Highest performance with virtual opportunities and profit network test into production and cloud scalabil

  66. Slide 66: 2018 Highlights and Revenue by Region

    2018 HIGHLIGHTS REVENUE BY REGION 20% Net Revenue1 $0.45B Americas Asia Pacific 19% 61% Europe Gross Margin2 74% REVENUE MIX Operating $0.02B Income2 38% Product Operating Support 3.6% 62% Margin2 1 Net revenue for Ixia Solutions Group excludes the impact of fair value adjustments to acquisition rel

  67. Slide 67: Network transformation requires new solutions end-to-end

    N E T W O R K T R A N S F O R M AT I O N R E Q U I R E S N E W S O L U T I O N S E N D - T O - E N D 5G Brings >10X Expansion on Most Attributes* 5G Technology Impact Network Core Data Achievable Data Chipsets Devices Rates (Gb/s) Access Network Centers 10 Communications “Stack Layers” 1 5G Mobile N

  68. Slide 68: Visibility, Test, Security

    Network Design TEST VISIBILITY Harden infrastructure Eliminate blind spots Validate app performance Real-time intelligence Verify provisioning Optimize network tools SECURITY Identify vulnerabilities Network Provide resilient security Network Operations Reduce attack surface Rollout WE CHALLENGE THE

  69. Slide 69: Ixia Solutions

    WIRELESS CLOUD / WAN LAN DEVICES SECURITY DATA CENTER NETWORKS DEPLOYMENTS DEPLOYMENTS WiFi Performance Wireless / LTE Infrastructure Security SDN / NFV Application QoE / Reliability Performance Resilience Migration Hyper Scale DC Performance IxVeriwave LTE IxLoad/IxChariot PerfectStorm IxNetwork Ix

  70. Slide 70: Network Test: Financial Services Company

    NETWORK TEST Financial Services Company Chief Information Officer Fortune 1000 financial derivatives marketplace CUSTOMER needed to evaluate Distributed Denial of Service Technology Leadership (DDoS) mitigation and ensure DDoS attack NEED • Scale, performance, density response • First-to-market: 10G

  71. Slide 71: Network Packet Brokers

    THE DATA CENTER Solutions Network Solutions Network Operations Acquire Taps and Packet Bypass Brokers Switch Application Acquire Operations Distribute • Aggregation Switch Security • Filtering Acquire • Load Balancing Admin • SSL Decryption • NetFlow Servers Analyze and Decide Forensics 71

  72. Slide 72: Network Visibility: Director of Banking

    NETWORK VISIBILITY Director of Banking IT Operations Executive Large European bank needed to analyze suspect CUSTOMER traffic entering network and ensure high availability NEED of security tools Massive Scale and Performance • Single pane of glass Deployed iBypass 40-10 with inline Network • Physica

  73. Slide 73: Revenue Mix

    REVENUE MIX 86% • Digitization is impacting every 64% business 60% 40% • Added solutions and capability to 36% address Enterprise segment 14% • Expect this to continue to achieve target mix by 2020 CY'11 FY'18 FY'20 Target Enterprise Operators & NEMs CUSTOMER BASE CONTINUES TO GROW AND DIVERSIFY 73

  74. Slide 74: Market growth drivers

    MARKET GROWTH DRIVERS CLOUD NETWORK SECURITY $2.2B 90% 36% Mobile Data Traffic Moves Growth in Global Security Total Addressable to Cloud Apps by 20193 Incidents 2015 to 20164 1 Market 5-9% Growth Rate 2 BIG DATA IoT 25GB 20B of Data per Capita per Connected Devices Month by 20205 by 20206 1 Per Com

  75. Slide 75: Implications

    Massive Data Growth Digitization Pervasive Shift to the Cloud Challenges Drives New Technologies Across Businesses Existing Business Models Higher speeds and wider Pressure on costs and Restructuring of the market bandwidths scalability • Consolidations • 400G+ • Virtualization | Cloud | • New, non-

  76. Slide 76: Network test and visibility portfolio

    WiFi / Cellular Interworking Customer Experience Layers 2-7 Network Test, Visibility, BTS1 Emulation Mobile Network Mobile Device Management Security Drive Test Test Test 5G Network Stress Testing RF/uW Converter Base Station Layer 1 Electrical, Optical, and Wireless Test Channel Emulation Channel I

  77. Slide 77: Extend, Expand, Enhance

    EXTEND EXPAND ENHANCE Product to Solution Customer For Emerging Leadership Base Hybrid-Cloud 77

  78. Slide 78: Product to solution leadership

    • Be first-to-market with market-leading speeds and performance: 400G+, 5G, 802.11ax and SSL • Streamline hardware platforms with fewer more scalable offerings across portfolio • Leverage key software platforms for virtualization and cloud as networking evolves – new business models • Develop source

  79. Slide 79: Continue strategic expansion

    • Capitalize on sales leverage • Geographic expansion in Europe and Asia-Pacific | Aerospace, Defense and Government and Primes | Tier 2 / Tier 3 Service Providers • Increased go-to-market investment in visibility and security • Continue to develop and enhance indirect go-to-market partners and prog

  80. Slide 80: Build on network expertise and technology leadership

    • Offer our customers and partners • Increased network and application intelligence • Enhanced security solutions • Highly scalable and software offerings for traditional, hybrid, and cloud networks • Evolve visibility and test solutions for artificial intelligence and machine learning BUILD ON NETW

  81. Slide 81: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Combination of leading Expanding customer Powerful capabilities creating base and market long-term growth drivers breakthrough products opportunities 81

  82. Slide 82: Gooi Soon Chai, President - Electronic Industrial Solutions Group

    Gooi Soon Chai Senior Vice President, President - Electronic Industrial Solutions Group Head of Order Fulfillment and IT 82

  83. Slide 83: Targeted investments to win in our markets

    1 2 3 4 5 Targeted investments Rapid expansion of Strategy in place to Deep relationships Well-positioned to win to win in our markets solutions for the continue to win and with customers to through technology with an emphasis on connected and capture profitable provide next- leadership high growth

  84. Slide 84: A Leader in Test and Measurement Solutions

    A Leader in Test and Measurement Solutions Across a Broad Set of Electronic Industrial End Markets FY’18 HIGHLIGHTS $4.8B ADDRESSABLE MARKET1 KEY CUSTOMERS $1.1B • Automotive OEMs and Revenue +15% YoY AUTOMOTIVE components suppliers $1.1B • Electronics manufacturers Orders +13% YoY GENERAL • Academi

  85. Slide 85: Connected devices, automotive transformation, massive data

    1 2 3 PROLIFERATION OF AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY MASSIVE DATA CONNECTED DEVICES TRANSFORMATION VOLUMES • 20B connected devices by • Electronic content in vehicles to • 50 Trillion gigabytes of stored 20201 double by 20303 data by 20206 • Each person will be connected • 90% of new cars will be • Demand for

  86. Slide 86: Initial observations, actions and accomplishments

    INITIAL SIGNIFICANT ACTIONS TAKEN FY17, FY18 OBSERVATIONS ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Opportunities in high-value • Expanded into automotive and • Delivered 15% revenue automotive, emerging IoT emerging IoT applications by growth and 18% profit applications and China broadening solutions portfolio growth in F

  87. Slide 87: Our Role in the connected devices ecosystem

    OUR ROLE Enabling building blocks that power the connected devices ecosystem SMART CITY INDUSTRY 4.0 CHIPSETS ELECTRONICS HEALTHCARE WEARABLE ENERGY DEVICES TECHNOLOGY SOURCES AUTOMOTIVE Providing End-to-End Solutions throughout the Innovation Lifecycle SIMULATE PROTOTYPE VALIDATE MANUFACTURE OPTIMI

  88. Slide 88: Enable growth in connected devices and semiconductors

    ENABLE ENABLE ACCELERATE ACCELERATE technology technology growthin growth in the the advancement advancement andand ConnectedDevices Connected Devices expansion expansionin the in the Ecosystem Ecosystem semiconductor semiconductor industry industry • High-value automotive • Process nodes advancemen

  89. Slide 89: Connected devices ecosystem and differentiated solutions

    CONNECTED DEVICES ECOSYSTEM KEYSIGHT DIFFERENTIATED SOLUTIONS • Design Simulation + + + • Wireless Coexistence Smart Personal Medical Home Wearable Diagnostic • Compliance Tests • RF Over-the-Air (OTA) Test Solutions + + + • Digital Signal and Data Test Industry 4.0 Digital Healthcare Automotive • B

  90. Slide 90: Automotive solutions introduced over past 3 years

    INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIVITY POWER SECURITY Electronics Telematics and Battery and Charging Network and Safety Infotainment Infrastructure 70+ • • • Engine Control Unit Body Control Unit Tire Pressure • • Navigation systems Automatic emergency call • • Li-ion cell performance test Charging function and

  91. Slide 91: Bumper-to-bumper test solutions for the connected car

    Power Steering Control Hybrid Electric Vehicle Rear-view Camera (HEV) / Electric Vehicle (EV) Backup Sensors Power Seat Control Infotainment / Navigation Modules (DVD, eCalls, Hands-Free Telephony, GPS) Electronic Stability Control Module Climate Control System Fuel Injection Module Remote Keyless E

  92. Slide 92: Long-range radar for ADAS

    The Challenge The Solution CUSTOMER NEED Develop long-range Rapid developments in the Provided a high-accuracy, high- radar for Advanced autonomous vehicle with demand throughput test solution to simulate for greater safety features are radar targets in various realistic Driver Assistance fueling th

  93. Slide 93: Keysight's Solutions for semiconductor

    DRIVERS KEYSIGHT’S SOLUTIONS DESIGN VERIFICATION • Device modeling and characterization Continuously Shrinking New Device PRECISION POSITIONING Dimensions Architectures China • Nano-scale positioning supporting next-generation lithography process • Smaller, faster • 3D memory • Semiconductor and den

  94. Slide 94: Parametric test for shrinking ICs

    The Challenge The Solution MARKET NEED • Advancements in device structure and State-of-the-art parametric test Address complexity of new applications require IC chipsets systems used to characterize wafer shrinking integrated that have higher performance and structure that enable customers to circui

  95. Slide 95: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Maintaining Delivered strong Broad range of Well-positioned to leadership and results: solutions and strong accelerate growth in enabling technology 15% revenue and global reach to automotive and advancement in 13% order growth in address the new emerging IoT semiconductor FY’18 connected

  96. Slide 96: Mark Wallace, SVP - Global Sales

    Mark Wallace Senior Vice President – Global Sales 96

  97. Slide 97: Deep and trusting customer relationships

    1 2 3 4 5 Deep and trusting Global scale, Optimizing Doubling frontline Deploying customer leverage and structure, sales capacity enhanced digital relationships capability drives compensation and without increasing demand generation high efficiency and skills for industry cost envelope capability lo

  98. Slide 98: FY'18 Key Statistics

    OVERVIEW FY’18 KEY STATISTICS GEOGRAPHIC SALES TEAM • Large global footprint with Total Orders $4.1B 22% 2,700+ customer-facing and Asia-Pacific customer support resources >2,700 45% Americas Core Order Growth 12%1 Europe • 600+ peaked solution, industry 33% and application experts End Customers >32

  99. Slide 99: Changing customer buying practices

    SHRINKING OPERATIONAL INDUSTRY CHANGING MARKET WINDOWS DEMANDS EXPANSION BUYING PRACTICES • Invest earlier in Focused on: • More companies creating • Spend >50%1 of pre-standards R&D • Reduced costs smart, connected devices buying journey online • Require innovative • Increased asset • More complexi

  100. Slide 100: Delivered 12% core order growth in FY'18

    FY16 OBSERVATIONS SIGNIFICANT ACTIONS TAKEN ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Great customer relationships, • Shift to solutions-based selling • Increased frontline sales satisfaction and loyalty • Repurposed organization to capacity by 30% FY16- • Viewed by market as trusted increase frontline sellers FY18 advisor

  101. Slide 101: Grow new customers, accelerate solutions, expand services

    GROW ACCELERATE EXPAND New Customers Solutions Services • Double selling capacity • Engage first and deeply with • Deploy new services channel • Scale industry marketing to industry leaders • Improve customers’ business results reach emerging customers • Leverage first-mover through services advanta

  102. Slide 102: Global sales force growth

    KEYSIGHT APPROACH GLOBAL SALES FORCE GROWTH • Double frontline salesforce and deploy leading-edge, digital marketing to accelerate new customer acquisition 1,000 • Hold selling costs flat through resource reallocation and 2x 800 reinvestment 650 550 500 2018 RESULTS ✓ Double-digit lead generation gr

  103. Slide 103: Global account teams and industry leaders

    • Dedicated Keysight global account teams, focused on Tier 1 industry leaders and their global ecosystems • Keysight customer engagement process 34 23% 97% harnesses Keysight’s full 5G public Organic order Top 30 Tech capability – from sales to R&D collaborations with growth in FY’18 in companies us

  104. Slide 104: Renewals and new business

    Renewals • Focused on maintaining a high renewal rate (>80%) • Customer Success Specialists: distinctive roles who are experts at process New Business • Channel tuned for new business acquisition • Skills, measures, and incentive compensation aligned to new business capture 104

  105. Slide 105: Expanding service solutions for the entire lifecycle

    CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT PRIOR GO-FORWARD LIFECYCLE FOCUS STRATEGY ACQUIRE Demo Equipment Resale • Add new sources for used equipment USE • New Premium Support Plans Intrinsic Support (Free) • KeysightCare M A I N TA I N Keysight Equipment Calibration • Managed Services and Repair • Multi-brand Calibratio

  106. Slide 106: Focused sales deployment in Bay Area

    THE SITUATION Significant growth of R&D investments in communications sector in California Changed of managers, increased sellers by and application experts by THE CHALLENGE Account teams focused on established accounts, no capacity Created lab to provide new for expansion business model options to

  107. Slide 107: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Global scale and Well-positioned to Distinct Doubling frontline leverage drives capitalize on advantages enable sellers while growth shifting customer greater customer maintaining flat with low selling trends value creation selling costs cost 107

  108. Slide 108: Neil Dougherty, SVP and Chief Financial Officer

    Neil Dougherty Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 108

  109. Slide 109: Financial highlights

    1 2 3 4 5 Executed on Delivering on our Driving expansion Increasing our Transitioning to a targeted growth financial of operating margin focus on free cash more balanced initiatives and commitments flow conversion approach to capital gaining momentum allocation 109

  110. Slide 110: Revenue, Operating Margin, Free Cash Flow, EPS

    Revenue ($B)1 Operating Margin %1,2 Free Cash Flow ($M) 1,3,4 EPS1 +20% y/y +65% y/y +28% y/y +13% core +0.4 pts y/y $423 $3.24 $3.91 18.8% 18.1% 18.4% $3.25 17.6% $329 $2.52 $2.43 $2.53 $2.86 $2.93 $296 $256 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 Growth thro

  111. Slide 111: Commitments and progress

    COMMITMENT PROGRESS Top-line Achieved 13% core growth in FY’18 Achieve 4% revenue growth by FY’19 Growth Four consecutive years of market share gains2 Operating Deliver 40% OM incremental on 4% core growth Achieved committed incremental in FY’18 Margin1 Baseline operating margin of 17-18% OM% above

  112. Slide 112: Leverage Profile and Capital Structure

    Leverage Profile Capital Structure As of ($M) Q2’19 ($M) • ~$1.7B available liquidity $450M Revolving Credit Facility Undrawn • $1,277M cash/cash equivalents 3.30% Senior Notes due 2019 500 • $450M revolving credit facility 4.55% Senior Notes due 2024 600 • Committed to investment grade rating 4.60%

  113. Slide 113: Cost management and structural flexibility

    LASER FOCUS ON STRUCTURAL LONG-TERM COST MANAGEMENT FLEXIBILITY EVOLUTION KLM • LEAN • Minimal fixed cost • Allocate resources to growth highest return • Eliminate waste • Outsourced supply opportunities • Continuous chain • Proactive structural improvement • Indirect sales channel cost management •

  114. Slide 114: Margin targets by 2021

    PRIOR NEW TARGET IMPROVEMENT TARGET BY 2021 Gross Margin 56-58% 61-63% 500 bps DRIVERS • Improved market position R&D % 13% 15% 200 bps • Operating leverage • Favorable mix shift (SW, R&D) SG&A % 25-27% 25-26% (50) bps • Ixia synergy realization • Ongoing cost reductions Operating Margin % 17-18% 21

  115. Slide 115: Revenue Sensitivity

    Revenue Sensitivity -10% BASELINE +10% Operating Margin1 -3-4 ppts 17-18% 21-22% +2-3 ppts Current 2021 Operating Margin targets restated to reflect the Q1’19 adoption of ASU 2017-07, “Improving the Presentation of Net Periodic Pension Cost and Net Periodic Postretirement Benefit Cost” ENABLED BY ST

  116. Slide 116: Free Cash Flow Conversion

    Large Investments Free Cash Flow Conversion 1 Complete 100% 80–90% Target 69% 79% ✓ Post-separation IT investments 75% 68% 55% ✓ Anite and Ixia acquisition 50% integration completed 25% ✓ Pension funding improved 0% FY'15 FY'16 FY'17 FY18 FY'19 FCF CONVERSION1 TARGET OF 80-90% BEGINNING IN FY19 1 No

  117. Slide 117: Tax rate reduction and cash repatriation

    Tax Rate Increased Cash Cash Capital Reduction Availability Repatriation Deployment Tax rate1 reduced from Move to modified Deemed repatriation Go-forward capital ~17% in FY17 to12% territorial system provided one-time U.S. allocation strategy exiting FY18 increases projected cash influx of >$500M i

  118. Slide 118: Capital allocation: reinvestment, M&A, return of capital

    1 Reinvestment in Core Business to Drive 2 Disciplined M&A 3 Return of Capital Organic Growth • Maintain R&D investment at • Continued focus on tuck-in • Driven by return to organic ~15% of revenue acquisitions growth • Average annual capex of • Aligned with targeted growth • Further enabled by tax

  119. Slide 119: M&A strategic and financial criteria

    STRATEGIC CRITERIA FINANCIAL CRITERIA • Aligns with strategic growth priorities • Accretive to EPS within 18 months • Expands Served Addressable Market (SAM) • ROIC materially above WACC by year 5 • Increases/adds exposure to higher-growth end markets • Cost and/or revenue synergies • Provides high

  120. Slide 120: Keysight's core growth expectation 4-5%

    End-Market Market Growth Keysight Segments Key Markets Size1 Rates1,2 Revenue3 Position4 Share Commercial Communications $5.2B 3 - 6% $1.4B #1 ~27% Communications Solutions Aerospace, Defense & Gov’t $4.1B 2 - 3% $1.0B #1 ~24% Electronic Indust. Solutions Electronic Industrial $4.8B 2 - 3% $1.1B #1

  121. Slide 121: Previous Target vs New Target

    Previous Target New Target (2015 Investor Day) Core Revenue Sustainable Sustainable Growth1 4% CAGR 4-5% CAGR Operating 17-18% 21-22% Margin1 EPS 8-10% ≥10% Growth1 • 21-22% operating margin to be achieved in 2021 ASSUMPTIONS: • Share count maintained flat 1 Non-GAAP measure. Core revenue growth exc

  122. Slide 122: In Summary

    IN SUMMARY Returning Meeting or Increasing capital Driving EPS exceeding key focus on FCF driven by growth financial goals conversion growth 122

  123. Slide 123: Appendix

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  124. Slide 124: Reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP Revenue

    Reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP Revenue FY18 FY17 FY16 FY15 GAAP Revenue $ 3,878 $ 3,189 $ 2,918 $ 2,856 Acquisition-related Fair Value Adjustments 36 60 12 6 Non-GAAP Revenue $ 3,914 $ 3,249 $ 2,930 $ 2,862 KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES 124

  125. Slide 125: Reconciliation of Income from Operations to non-GAAP

    Reconciliation of Income from Operations to non-GAAP Income from Operations FY18 FY17 FY16 FY15 Income (loss) from operations, as reported $ (394) $ 148 $ 375 $ 390 Goodwill impairment 709 - - - Amortization of acquisition-related balances 265 256 56 23 Share-based compensation expense 59 56 49 55 A

  126. Slide 126: Non-GAAP Net Income and Diluted EPS Reconciliation

    Non-GAAP Net Income and Diluted EPS Reconciliation FY18 FY17 FY16 FY15 GAAP Net income $ 165 $ 102 $ 335 $ 513 Non-GAAP adjustments: Goodwill impairment 709 - - - Amortization of acquisition-related balances 265 256 56 23 Share-based compensation 59 56 49 55 Acquisition and integration costs 49 67 1

  127. Slide 127: Note on non-GAAP revenue

    Note: Non-GAAP revenue is defined to exclude the fair value adjustments to the acquisition-related deferred revenue balances. 127

  128. Slide 128: Free Cash Flow as a Percent of non-GAAP Net Income

    Free Cash Flow as a Percent of non-GAAP Net Income FY18 FY17 FY16 FY15 Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities ' $ 555 $ 328 $ 420 $ 388 Less: Investments in PP&E (132) (72) (91) (92) Free Cash Flow $ 423 $ 256 $ 329 $ 296 Non-GAAP Net Income 618 462 419 432 FCFI/NI 68% 55% 79% 69% ‘restated for A

  129. Slide 129: LTM Adjusted EBITDA reconciliation

    LTM April 30, 2019 Net Income $ 274 Add: Provision (benefit) for Income Taxes (432) Income (loss) before taxes (158) Add: Interest Income (17) Interest Expense 80 Depreciation and amortization 304 EBITDA 209 Add back: Non-GAAP adjustments Goodwill Impairement 709 Amortization of acquisition-related

  130. Slide 130: Gross debt, net debt and total capital

    As at April 30, 2019 (in millions) Term Loan $ - Senior notes, par value (1,800) Gross Debt $ (1,800) Less: Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,277 Restricted Cash 3 Net Debt $ (520) Gross Debt as above $ 1,800 Add: Shareholders equity 2,798 Total Capital $ 4,598 130

  131. Slide 131: Executive Biographies

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  132. Slide 132: Ron Nersesian

    RON NERSESIAN PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Ron Nersesian is president and chief executive officer of Keysight Technologies. In November, 2011, he was named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Agilent Technologies. The following year, in November 2012, he was promoted to

  133. Slide 133: Neil Dougherty

    NEIL DOUGHERTY SVP AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Neil Dougherty is senior vice president and Chief Financial Officer of Keysight Technologies. As CFO Dougherty leads the company's global finance operations including tax, treasury, and investor relations. Dougherty joined Hewlett-Packard in 1996 as a f

  134. Slide 134: Jay Alexander

    JAY ALEXANDER SVP AND CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER Jay Alexander is senior vice president and chief technology officer of Keysight Technologies. Alexander leads Keysight's centralized planning and technology development team to focus on top opportunities and market trends to address unmet needs. Alexand

  135. Slide 135: Satish Dhanasekaran

    SATISH DHANASEKARAN SVP, PRESIDENT – COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS GROUP Satish Dhanasekaran is senior vice president of Keysight Technologies, and president of the Communications Solutions Group (CSG). Named CSG president in July 2017, Dhanasekaran leads the $1.8 billion business which addresses the com

  136. Slide 136: Gooi Soon Chai

    GOOI SOON CHAI SVP, PRESIDENT – ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP Gooi Soon Chai is senior vice president, Keysight, and president of the Electronic Industrial Solutions Group which addresses the automotive, energy, general electronics, manufacturing, and semiconductor businesses. Gooi is also r

  137. Slide 137: Mark Wallace

    MARK WALLACE SVP – GLOBAL SALES Mark Wallace is senior vice president, global sales for Keysight. As the leader of the company's global sales function, Wallace is responsible for orders and customer satisfaction for the company. Most recently, Wallace was vice president and general manager of the Am

  138. Slide 138: Mark Pierpoint

    MARK PIERPOINT SVP, PRESIDENT – IXIA SOLUTIONS GROUP Mark Pierpoint is senior vice president of Keysight Technologies, and president of Keysight's Ixia Solutions Group which provides network test and visibility solutions for validating, optimizing and securing networks. Before being named ISG presid

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