Which major film studio first introduced a comprehensive digital asset management system in the 1990s that revolutionized how film and television content was archived, distributed, and monetized?

The film and television industry has undergone numerous technological and operational transformations throughout its history. Major studios have pioneered various innovations in production logistics, content distribution, and audience analytics that have shaped how entertainment reaches consumers. This trivia question explores a significant corporate milestone that changed how a major studio approached its business model and content strategy.

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Warner Bros. with its Digital Content Repository (DCR) in 1997
Paramount Pictures with its Media Archive Network (MAN) in 1995
Universal Studios with its Global Content Database (GCD) in 1998
Disney with its Imagination Vault System (IVS) in 1994