This partnership established an Information Technology Institute to train Tanzanian leaders in the public and private sectors. As a result, the institute has the capacity to train 200 leaders a year in information technology. A team of Tanzanian trainers-in-training traveled to Columbus State for a four-week training session on practices, issues, and trends in the information technology field, as well as hands-on technical training. Afterwards, the partners identified three modules for the planned courses in the new institute, including computer literacy, basics of computer networking, and Internet technologies.

Vicatel, a Tanzanian information services business, hired an additional staff person to assist with training. The company also arranged for a wireless connection to deliver online training courses in Tanzania.