What is scheduled task "power management agenda"?

On start up, my Lenovo X230 runs a "scheduled task" called "power management agenda". I am not certain if it is a Windows 7 function or a Lenovo ThinkVantage function.
The scheduled task slows down the start up process and sometimes shuts down or corrupts a Microsoft Internet Explorer session.
What is the scheduled task "power management agenda"?
Is it a Windows 7 or Lenovo ThinkVantage function?
What purpose does it serve?
Thanks for any input.

https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Lenovo-Power-Manager-Power-Agendas-How-to/ta-...
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