A digital asset management (DAM) platform gives you a central hub for organizing, storing, and retrieving rich media that connects to your other enterprise software solutions, ensuring a consistent experience across the customer journey.
Collaborators, reviewers, and external teams can complete workflows faster when a platform provides a common set of repositories and robust metadata capabilities for file retrieval.
You can assign digital rights to collaborators, so they can stay informed on using and viewing your files, and you can know exactly who is accessing them.
Assets can be shared, linked, or otherwise distributed globally to any device, providing previews for quick access and allowing collaborators and reviewers to find assets using metadata, workflows, and more.
The above image should give you a basic understanding of what the DAM looks like. It can appear in multiple layouts, such as the column view shown above. Two other view types for assets in the DAM are Card view and List view. Outlined in the image are the folder where assets are stored in the next column over (Digital Academy).
We also want to bring your attention to the video folder, as that is the folder that must be used if you have video content to upload. There are configurations on that folder which are not on the other folders so be sure to use the video folder if you ever need to upload video content.
To view a full list of file types supported on AEM, please visit Adobe's docs.
Common file types that you may upload on AEM are as follows:
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