B:Process risk is defined as the potential for loss or damage arising from errors or omissions in the execution of a business process. Forecast error represents a risk associated with the forecasting process within supply chain management. Forecasting involves predicting future demand for products or services based on historical data, market trends, and other relevant factors. Forecast errors occur when actual demand deviates from the forecasted demand, leading to discrepancies between planned production or inventory levels and actual requirements. Both forecast error and human error are valid examples of process risks within the supply chain. However, if we consider the scenario in which the focus is primarily on the accuracy and reliability of processes within the supply chain, the most appropriate choice would be: Forecast error

Process risk is defined as the potential for loss or damage arising from errors or omissions in the execution of a business process.

Forecast error is a demand risk. The answer is D (Process risks are typically internal risks)