Subrogate Center is the critical success factors of QR&ECR, the foundation of Global Logistics and the commissary mainstay of E-Commerce. It has the advantage of Generate Revenue、Improve Service、Increase Staff Productivity、Deliver Timely, Accurate Information and Reduce Costs. To tell the truth, it is the right tool to extend the business territory and bring out the huge superiority. There are Four popular approaches for measuring management performance, the financial ratio analysis, the procuctivity evaluation, balanced scorecard and the multi-criteria decision model. Balanced Scorecard (BSC), a comprehensive strategic management tool, encompasses both financial and non-financial measures. Managers can obtain information about how their organizations have fared in integrating their vision and strategies with the organizational performance based on specific metrics. Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is one of the multi-criteria decision model which has the ability to compare the efficiency of multiple service units that provide similar services by explicitly considering their use of multiple inputs (i.e., resources) to produce multiple outputs (i.e., services). It circumvents the need to develop standard costs for each service, because it can incorporate multiple inputs and multiple outputs into both the numerator and the denominator of the efficiency ratio without the need for conversion to a common dollar basis. Thus, the DEA measure of efficiency explicitly accounts for the mix of inputs and outputs and, consequently, is more comprehensive and reliable than a set of operating ratios or profit measures. DEA is a linear programming model that attempts to maximize a service unit's efficiency, expressed as a ratio of outputs to inputs, by comparing a particular unit's efficiency with the performance of a group of similar service units that are delivering the same service. In the process, some units achieve 100-percent efficiency and are referred to as the relatively efficient units, whereas others units with efficiency ratings of less than 100 percent are referred to as inefficient units. Taking this information, the linear programming model determines the efficiency frontier on the basis of those few units producing at 100 percent efficiency. Areas for improvement can be identified by comparing the operating practices of efficient units with those of less efficient units. The study use BSC and DEA to compare a group of Logistics service units to identify relatively inefficient units, measure the magnitude of the inefficiencies, and by comparing the inefficient with the efficient ones, discover ways to reduce those inefficiencies. When combined with profitability, DEA efficiency analysis can be useful in strategic planning for services that are delivered through multiple service units.