Distinguish between Operations management and management.

            The distinctions between Operations management and management.

Operations Management	Management
Operations management is defined as the design, operation and improvement of the systems that create and deliver the firms primary products and services.	Management is a system comprises of some functions- planning, organizing, leading and controlling.
Operations management is a functional field of business with clear line management responsibility.	Management is a group effort to achieve objectives under the leadership of managers.
The role of operations management is similar to that of management in many ways.	The role of management is to achieve the organizational goals.
Operations management maintains discipline among the employees and motivates them to improve their output.	Management also maintains discipline among the employees and motivates them to improve their skills to achieve organization’s goals.
Operations management makes financial decisions for purchasing items and manages the company’s budget.	Management makes overall decisions to run an organization including operations sections.
Operations Management is sometimes the sub-management of management.	Management is the boss of operations management.