Filed by:  Harris Corporation                      Commission File No. 1-3863  Pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933            and deemed filed pursuant to Rule 14a-12           under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934            Subject Company:  L3 Technologies, Inc.                     Commission File No. 1-37975
 Speed Dating Approach Helps Accelerate Merger Integration Process     A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Defense Industry’s Largest Merger    What does speed dating have to do with one of the defense industry’s largest mergers?      Harris and L3 Technologies are tapping into this intense form of relationship building to help identify and  address critical integration issues more effectively and efficiently than conventional methods. And it has  already begun to pay dividends.     Last month, members of the Integration Management Office (IMO) conducted an Interdependency  Summit that featured a speed dating marathon, including representatives from 12 different functions  from both companies. The goal – to ensure that the functions are aligned and develop an understanding  of how they are dependent on each other for a successful integration.    The summit featured a jam-packed schedule of 50 20-40-minute one-on-one speed dating meetings –  yes, they exceeded the normal 10-minute timeframe. Participants discussed interdependencies between  each of the functions, prioritized discussions around high-impact items, and identified specific activities  to add to their integration workplans.    “The summit helped align the various teams  and ensure that we address the integration as  one team, with shared goals,” said L3  Technologies’ IMO lead Heidi Wood. “Each of  us came to every meeting appreciating that  there’s a lot at stake. I was impressed with the  level of commitment everyone brought to the  table.”    The summit wasn’t about solving every  problem. As participants went from meeting to  meeting, the primary goal was to identify and  reach agreement on what each team needs  from other teams to achieve objectives for Day  1, reach key milestones, identify actions and  owners, and set deadlines for deliverables.     “When you’re dealing with a project of this  scale and scope, it’s not always possible to  agree on everything. We asked that teams  make decisions with 80 percent alignment, but  100 percent commitment,” said Harris IMO  lead, Jim Jordano. “After more than 50  sessions and close to 300 interdependencies  addressed, we came away from the summit  with alignment on the vast majority of needs,  with only a handful of topics requiring further  discussion.”
 The ‘one team’ commitment was clearly on display – and further evidence of the deep cultural  alignment between the two companies. “We think it’s a great indicator of how our new company will  operate,” added Wood.    With the Interdependency Summit complete, each functional team is now updating its integration  workplans and locking in dates for key deliverables to stay on track for a mid-2019 close.        Important Additional Information and Where to Find It   This communication does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or a solicitation of any vote or approval, nor shall there be any sale of  securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of such jurisdiction. This  communication is made in respect of the proposed merger transaction between L3 Technologies, Inc. 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