“Rockline has already achievedimpressive savings and increased efficiency with Voyager TransportationPlanning and Management and we look forward to further supporting these goalswith the deployment of Logility Voyager Solutions across their supply chain.”About LogilityWith more than 1,250 customers worldwide, Logility is a leading provider ofcollaborative, best-of-breed supply chain solutions that help small, medium,large and Fortune 1000 companies realize substantial bottom-line results inrecord time. For more information about Avnet Express and the enhanced BOM upload tool,please visit About Avnet Electronics MarketingAvnet Electronics Marketing is an operating group of Phoenix-based Avnet, Inc.that serves electronic original equipment manufacturers (EOEMs) and electronicmanufacturing services (EMS) providers in more than 70 countries, distributingelectronic components from leading manufacturers and providing associateddesign-chain and supply-chain services The group’s Web site is located at Avnet, Inc. (NYSE:AVT), a Fortune 500 company, is one of thelargest distributors of electronic components, computer products and embeddedtechnology in the world. Avnet accelerates its partners` success by connectingthe world`s leading technology suppliers with a broad base of more than 100,000customers and providing cost-effective, value-added services and solutions. Forthe fiscal year ended June 28, 2008, Avnet generated revenue of $17.95 billion.For more information, visit Avnet Electronics MarketingJody LaRoque, Public Relations, Copyright Business Wire 2009. Norman F. Stephens to Lead PMC PLANO, Texas & POCATELLO, Idaho–(Business Wire)–Portneuf Medical Center (PMC) and Legacy Hospital Partners, Inc (LHP) announcethe appointment of Norman F Stephens as the new CEO of PMC effective June 1,2009.

Stephens comes to Pocatello from Palmer, Alaska where he has served as CEOof Mat-Su Regional Medical Center since 2004. While in Alaska, Stephenssupervised the construction of an award-winning replacement hospital, ahead ofschedule and under budget. He was successful in recruiting physicians andincreased the medical staff by 33% while also receiving HealthStream Research`s2007 national award for the highest patient perception of quality. Prior to histime in Alaska, Stephens was CEO at Pampa Regional Medical Center in Pampa,Texas, and CEO of the Rehabilitation Hospital in the Lutheran Health Network inFort Wayne, Indiana.

Stephens` experience also includes multiple executivepositions with Continental Medical Systems in Las Vegas, Nevada and Fresno,California. Mark Buckalew, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Pocatello Health System,LLC, said, “We are positive that Norman is the right fit for Portneuf. He has aproven track record of 16 years as a CEO in the healthcare industry on top ofthe fact that he started as a physical therapist in 1977 He knows hospitalsfrom the ground up. Norman has shown that he is successful at working withphysicians and employees. Most importantly, his previous hospitals have achievedoutstanding patient satisfaction and quality outcomes.” “The PMC Board of Trustees is most pleased that Mr Stephens has chosen to joinus at PMC His experience has prepared him well. We are confident that hisleadership and enthusiasm will help bring a bright future of state-of-the-arthealthcare to all of southeast Idaho,” added Ben Call, MD, Chairman, PMCHospital Board of Trustees.

Stephens holds a Masters of Public Administration in Healthcare from CaliforniaState University, Hayward, California and a Bachelor of Science degree inPhysical Therapy from Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California. LHP Division President Gary Hill commented, “Norman is an exceptional leader andhas a proven track record of success in improving patient, employee andphysician satisfaction. Norman understands how important it is that we providethe best possible clinical care for the communities we serve. His passion forexcellence will serve us well as we build a new state-of-the-art facility withall private rooms to serve the healthcare needs of southeastern Idaho.” Brad Burton, MD, PMC Chief of Staff, said, “We welcome Norman and his family toPocatello. Norman is the right leader at the right time for our hospital. Hewill lead us into this next exciting phase of Portneuf`s history where we willall have a part in writing the success story that lies ahead. The future hasnever looked brighter for Portneuf Medical Center!” The son of a retired oil man, Norman spent part of his childhood in Alaska andVenezuela.

Norman is married to Susan Stephens, originally of Abingdon,Virginia, and they have three daughters: Kellie, a Registered Nurse in Pampa,Texas; Wendy, currently in her third year at the University of Alaska; andStephanie, a senior, graduating this month from Palmer High School. Stephenssaid, “Both the younger Stephens daughters are busy searching through the IdahoState University website in anticipation of this new adventure.” Stephens added, “It is a privilege and an honor to have been selected to leadthe team at Portneuf Medical Center into this next chapter. The development ofthe new hospital will be exciting and exhilarating and lots of hard work.Fortunately, I have seen that hard work is something people in southeasternIdaho are not afraid of. I have also observed a real commitment on the part ofthe physicians and employees to deliver the best possible care to the people ofthis community.