Which term refers to organizing and storing media files such as images and videos for easy access?

• A. Content management system
• B. Digital asset management
• C. Metadata indexing
• D. Asset storage system

Answer: (B)

Organizing and storing media files for easy access is digital asset management. A DAM system centralizes all digital media—images, videos, and audio—so you can tag them with metadata, search by keywords, and quickly locate the right asset. It also tracks versions, manages usage rights, and supports reuse across projects, which is essential in a graphic design workflow where assets are reused and updated. A content management system focuses on publishing content to websites and apps and isn’t built specifically to manage large media libraries. Metadata indexing is a tool used within DAM to speed searches, but on its own it isn’t a complete system. An asset storage system is too vague and doesn’t capture the organization, search, and rights-management features that DAM provides.