What does a high score on the Focus axis suggest about a project?

A high score on the Focus axis indicates that the project aligns closely with the organization's strategy. This means that the project supports the overall goals and objectives of the organization, ensuring that resources, time, and effort are directed toward initiatives that will enhance the organization's mission and vision. When a project is aligned with organizational strategy, it is more likely to yield benefits that contribute to the organization's success and can lead to improved decision-making, stakeholder buy-in, and effective resource utilization.

In this context, the other options reflect interpretations that do not accurately capture the significance of a high score on the Focus axis. An irrelevant project does not support organizational objectives, nor does a costly project necessarily reflect strategic alignment. Additionally, resource requirements are not inherently linked to the degree of focus on strategic alignment. Thus, the correct interpretation of a high score on the Focus axis is that it signifies strong alignment with the organization's strategic objectives.