GMX-V was adopted by OSCAR as an official standard for the globalization industry on February 26, 2007. GMX-V provides a variety of statistics related to word and character counts that can be used to precisely quantify the amount of text (of various types) in a document. While it was designed with localization tasks in mind, it may be used in any field where precise, standardized quantification of text is needed. XML-INTL CTO, Andrzej Zydroń was responsible for the technical architecture of GMX-V. For more details, please visit the GMX page on the LISA web site.