DAM solutions appeared in the market in the late 1990s in an effort to improve the management of digital assets in the gaming and media sector, but since then they have been expanding into other sectors, such as archives. These systems have an integral approach and centralize and speed up the ingest and documentary treatment of digital content, the control and follow-up of its use, the processes associated with intellectual property and rights, security issues and search and retrieval. The difference with the CMSs in the document industry may be subtle, since CMSs have greatly improved their features. In general terms, DAMs are more optimised for workflows and for search and document exchange functions, while they are not as well suited to online dissemination. However, many of them offer a good web output or allow integration with CMSs. There are different types of DAMs, but we can basically distinguish between those systems designed for the management of final versions of files and those more focused on production, which include functionalities related to editing, validating and review of versions.