You have taken over a multiphase, complex telecommunication project that is entering the second phase. There are many risks for this project, including in the second phase. However, you predecessor project manager failed to evaluate the risks and assess the range of potential impacts for the project and phase one. What should be your next step?
A. Report the problem to the project sponsor.
B. Monitor and Control Risk.
C. Plan Risk Management.
D. Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis.
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