Senior management has assessed all identifiable risks to the achievement of the organization's objectives in terms of both probability and potential effect. The most likely next step is to
A. Adopt the ISO 9000 framework to ensure process quality.
B. Rank the identified risk areas.
C. Enter into electronic data interchange (EDI) arrangements with the organization's most important suppliers.
D. Assign the task of ranking the identified risk areas to the internal audit activity.
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