Upon deploying a code on a website, the tag administrator has the power to control when and where will the activities fire. There is usually no need to further touch the website for any additional tag implementation.

This statement is True. Tag management systems (TMS) empower tag administrators to control the deployment and firing rules of tags (e.g., analytics, marketing, conversion pixels) directly from a user interface, without requiring developers to modify website code for each new tag or change. This significantly reduces dependency on development teams, speeds up implementation, and minimizes the risk of errors that can occur with manual code updates. The initial TMS implementation involves placing a single container tag on the website, after which all subsequent tag management occurs within the TMS itself.