Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems and Content Management Systems (CMS) serve distinct but complementary roles.

A DAM focuses on the storage, organization, and retrieval of digital assets such as images, videos, and documents, providing a centralized repository for managing these assets throughout their lifecycle. In contrast, a CMS is designed to create, manage, and publish content on websites or other digital platforms, handling web pages, blog posts, and other structured content. While a CMS may include basic media management features, a DAM offers more robust capabilities for handling complex digital assets, making it essential for organizations with extensive media libraries.

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