True or False!$$Performance specifications tell how a product should perform to satisty customer willingness to pay.$$Manufacturing specifications outline how the processes are supposed to detail the measurements and standards to which a product is to be built so that it meets performance specifications.$$Perceptual maps compare customer perceptions of a company's products with competitor products. Typical dimensions include: $($a$)$ cost and reputation, $($b$)$ ease of use and features, $($c$)$ form design, $($d$)$ convenience and cost.$$Benchmarking refers to finding the best$-$in$-$class part, product or process, measuring one's performance against it$,$ and making recommendations for$$improvement based on the results. Most of the benchmarking studies compare processes, rather than products, across$$industries$.$