Digital Asset Management
One DAM good CMS
Creating digital impressions and experiences takes more than just plain text these days. Rich assets such as images, videos, and PDFs are required to keep customers engaged with your online applications. dotCMS has no limitations when it comes to handling rich assets. With dotCMS you can even include Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint assets without an issue.
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- 11Dec 25
2026 Engineering Update: Roadmap, Java 25, and Infrastructure Modernization
Announcing four upcoming modernization initiatives to the dotCMS platform: the full transition to an Evergreen release model, a major core upgrade to Java 25, migration from OpenSearch 1.x to 3.x, and the start of a journey to full IPv6 infrastructure.
- 9Dec 25
dotAI: Our Philosophy for Real-World AI in the Enterprise
At dotCMS, we know the pace of AI evolution is only accelerating and we’re just at the beginning. As the landscape shifts, our focus remains steady: partnering with our customers to navigate what’s next and building with intention.
- 26Nov 25
Unleash the power of AI driven Personalized Digital Experiences
Increase content ROI with AI driven Personalization!
- 26Nov 25
How to fetch related content in dotCMS
Pulling related content in dotCMS shouldn't be complicated, yet developers often struggle choosing between GraphQL, REST APIs, or Velocity. We break down when to use each approach with real examples and practical decision criteria.
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Success stories from teams building what’s next
Real teams. Real outcomes. Explore how organizations modernized their digital stacks, reduced operational load, and delivered better customer experiences with dotCMS.
Reducing IT Dependencies with dotCMS Cloud
Learn how Northwest College stays up-to-date on the latest dotCMS upgrades and security fixes without overtaxing IT resources.
Being on the Cloud has been a lifesaver for me. I try to upgrade our dotCMS instance at least once a year and the support I get from dotCMS to do that is critical. I couldn’t do it on my own.