What is the difference between logistics management and property management?

Logistics management is a process in which managers use certain principles, methods and means to make all members work hard through a series of specific management behaviors and leadership activities in order to achieve the objectives of logistics work. Logistics management is a form of management and the embodiment of the general essence of management in logistics management. Because the logistics department is an organization that provides material support for the functional activities of a unit, its task is to serve the functional activities.

Therefore, the task of logistics management is to create a logistics support force far greater than the sum of each individual's activities by organizing, commanding and coordinating the activities of logistics personnel by using various management means, so as to complete logistics tasks with high efficiency and high quality, and then ensure the smooth development of unit functions.

Property management refers to the activities that the owner manages or entrusts the property service enterprise or other managers to manage the buildings, facilities, equipment, places and sites owned by the owner, so as to distinguish all buildings and buildings, places and facilities in the building division. The Property Law stipulates that the owner can manage the property by himself or entrust the property service enterprise or other managers to manage it. Property management is divided into narrow sense and broad sense.

In a narrow sense, property management refers to the activities that owners entrust property service enterprises to maintain and repair buildings and their equipment, municipal public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, living order and environmental appearance according to the entrustment contract. Property management in a broad sense should include the process of joint management by owners and the management process entrusted by property service enterprises or other managers.