Does logistics group management belong to 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, so as 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. In the management of a unit, logistics management is a very important and often neglected management activity. Other things being equal, the quality of a unit's logistics work mainly depends on its management level. Marxism holds that management has a dual nature, that is, it has a natural attribute associated with productivity and a social attribute that restricts productivity. Logistics management is closely related to the progress of science and technology and the development level of productivity. Productivity and the level of science and technology directly determine the level of financial and material management and the quality of personnel in logistics work, which is the expression of the natural attributes of logistics management. On the other hand, logistics management is a means used by the class with the means of production to adjust class relations and safeguard the interests of the class. It has the nature of being related to the relations of production, and it has a distinct class nature in class society. Logistics management under the socialist system no longer reflects the relationship between exploitation and exploitation, but the objective requirement of equality and mutual assistance between people, which is the social attribute of logistics management. We might as well examine the explanations of this concept in several famous English dictionaries first. Webster's Dictionary of New World College (4th edition) explains that logistics (1) is a branch of military science, which studies the procurement, storage and transportation of materials, personnel and facilities. (2) refers to the management of the execution of specific tasks. The Commercial Press/Random House Webster's Dictionary: Logistics is a branch of military science, which studies the acquisition, maintenance and transportation of equipment, materials and personnel, namely logistics. Cambridge Dictionary of International English: logistics is a plural noun, which means to carefully organize complex military operations or enterprise activities (that is, logistics management) so as to make them successfully and effectively implemented. From the definition of the above famous dictionaries, it can be concluded that logistics in English refers to logistics, logistics management and logistics science. Logistics represents a series of logistics activities (such as transportation, storage, service, information, etc.). ), and logistics management is the management of a series of actual logistics activities. Because logistics is always organized and managed, logistics and logistics management are just two sides of the same thing. Logistics is a subject that specializes in logistics or logistics management. Therefore, logistics can be regarded as a polysemous word. If the domestic logistics industry directly introduced "logistics" from the United States at that time and translated it into logistics, logistics management and logistics science, it may not cause the ambiguity of understanding the concept of logistics today. However, because the domestic logistics industry first accepted the Japanese concept of "logistics", it used to correspond logistics with logistics, redefine it and write it into Chinese national standards. From then on, the word "logistics" is translated less and more (this article follows the domestic practice and translates logistics into logistics). However, the standard definition of logistics in China is different from that in Britain.