The management of VSIX is implemented through 3 bodies:

• Technical-Scientifical Committee of the University of Padua Centro di Calcolo (CTS)
• Operators Committee
• Executory group

Technical-scientifical committee of the University of Padua Centro di Calcolo (CTS)

Tasks and functions:

1. To provide guidelines for the activity of NAP-NET, and to supervise the activities performed by the Operators Committee and the Executory group
2. To approve and/or modify the technical regulations of VSIX, including all related dispositions; to verify their coherence with the Inspiring Principles, in coordination with the Operators Committee
3. To define, once a year, the participants' dues; to suitably update all related dispositions, after having consulted the Operators Committee
4. To review membership applications and to authorize the consequent activation of service, after verifying compliance  of requests to entry requirements
5. To settle any internal controversies

The Operators Committee is composed by a representative of all operators within NAP, a representative of the CCA (appointed by the CTS), and a technician of the Veneto Region Information Systems  Unit  (in the framework of the existing agreement between the University of Padua and the Veneto Region).

The Operators Committee annually appoints a coordinator and meets upon request of the coordinator or of at least one third of its members, with a week’s notice. Its tasks include:

1. NAP service auditing
2. Annual verification of Executory Group

The Executory Group is the technical and executory structure of the CCA, maintaining the NAP service. Its aims are:

1. 1. To manage premises equipped as service.
   2. To operate on technical facilities.
   3. To operatively manage the activation of new applications.
   4. To intervene whenever malfunction or configuration errors of participants’ equipments compromise smooth functioning of the net or part of it.
   5. To monitor and report on NAP functioning.
   6. To manage helpdesk and secretarial activities  for the whole structure.