This program gave displaced working adults the opportunity to have their own computers while building a team to assist in a project and manage the progress. The computers allowed them to use Project Manager (software used in many large corporations), which improved productivity, broadened their computer skills, communication and responsibility. With the use of computers, they were also able to share information virtually.

The measure of success was the excitement we saws with their learning process, learning to work together and share work, and standard of work. Each person building a team trained others to take over their responsibilities so that the core team could move on to other projects.