Remarkably, tangible asset management has evolved from simple cataloging to sophisticated technology-driven solutions that help asset managers provide comprehensive oversight of their clients' physical investments. Meanwhile, modern digital tools bridge generational gaps while ensuring valuable assets are properly tracked, valued, and transferred to future generations.   Initially, Sarah stared at the basement of her client's Hamptons estate, overwhelmed by what she discovered. Subsequently, behind dusty sheets lay a Rothko painting the family had forgotten, alongside vintage wines worth six figures and antique furniture that could fund a college education. Unfortunately, her client, a successful tech entrepreneur, had no idea these treasures existed in his own home.   As a result, this scene repeats itself countless times across America's wealthiest families. Tangible asset management isn't just about knowing what you own—it's about understanding the hidden wealth that often gets overlooked,…