SmartLabrador will draw on the experience of its sponsor's Board of Directors, as well as a special Project Team made up of nearly 30 representatives from various participating sectors. The Project Team will advise the Board and the managers. Seven regional facilitators will monitor the project in every settlement within Labrador. They will work closely with community champions volunteers who provide support in each settlement. Specific results for different areas are noted below.
More businesses adopt e-commerce applications, especially in tourism, travel and crafts.
The telecommunications, health, tele-training and distance education services are sold as a package in mining communities and other remote areas in Canada and the developing world. Telehealth and networked diagnoses, consultations and training become the norm in all health-related institutions so that residents have better care at less expense. Medical practitioners, especially in remote areas, receive regular on-line training and professional development, leading to less turnover. More elementary and secondary students develop digital competencies, enabling them to graduate with skills, attitudes and values that help them work, start businesses and bring new skills to life in Labrador. Many more historic, cultural and social learning resources in digital form become part of the curricula in all schools.