Online task organizer is a program that requires from you to reach some remote Internet resources, like web-sites or distant servers, in order of managing your tasks. It is widely represented and used but not really recommended to serious companies that take care of their informational confidence and security. That’s because such a web task organizer will not be accessible if due to some reasons your Internet connection appears down. There are different kinds of such web-based systems, for example:

• Task online web-pages – paid solutions requiring monthly or annual payments to access their web-sites where your tasks are represented in a form of to-do lists or calendars. They can be convenient for mobile devices users who need accessing their tasks from different locations while moving from place to place.
• Free tools – any simple and free solutions, like Google to-do list. They are mainly used by private users who manage their home tasks there.

Desktop task organizer is a program that works on your internal facilities, avoiding need to reach some outside Internet resources. Example of such a multiuser desktop task organizer is VIP Task Manager that allows you to plan, share and control your tasks in collaboration with your colleagues working in the same LAN with you, while its database is securely placed on your server. It is an alternative to unreliable web task organizers because it comprises the following:

• Capability and possibility to reach its database via Internet (good for those users who need accessing database from outside while travelling);
• Task organizer desktop capability – possibility to place its database in the LAN (important for security-attentive organizations that don’t want to place their data externally);