Answer: All but only applies in services are true.
Explanation: Quasi-custom product is one whose standard parts have been altered and or used, were identified to make the custom product, but the actual design shape, dimension, and method
of assembly are not. Its apparent customization comes from the combinations available from a small number of modules and is often the output of repetitive focus (a customary assemblage line that utilizes modules that are organized earlier than production set in motion).
