For the first time, the invidis Yearbook will cover the Americas in a dedicated edition launching at InfoComm Las Vegas. The new publication delivers independent insights into a rapidly evolving, AI‑driven digital signage and DooH landscape.
Market Data: invidis Yearbook Expands Americas Coverage
For more than a decade, the invidis Yearbook has earned its reputation as the definitive annual reference for digital signage, DooH and retail media. Often described as the “Bible of the Industry,” it provides a comprehensive update each year on market developments, emerging technologies and competitive landscapes. With its independent analysis, detailed rankings and clear guidance, the Yearbook has become essential reading for decision-makers across the digital signage ecosystem.
Free download of the current invidis Yearbook “Manged Signage” (Global Edition)
Until now, the Yearbook has focused primarily on the EMEA region, where invidis analysts have long delivered deep insights and market transparency. In 2026, the scope expands significantly: for the first time, invidis will publish a dedicated Yearbook for the Americas. The inaugural edition will debut at InfoComm in Las Vegas and will cover both North America and Latin America, two regions experiencing strong momentum and increasing global influence in digital signage and digital out-of-home.
Huge Interest in Independet Market Data and Analysis
The broader editorial footprint follows last year’s editorial take over of Sixteen:Nine, a move that strengthened invidis’ presence in the North American market and brought together two of the industry’s most respected editorial voices. The response to this expanded coverage has been strong. “We see a huge interest from end-customers, vendors and the finance community in North America and LatAm in our research and analysis,” says Florian Rotberg, Managing Director of invidis consulting.
The Americas edition mirrors the established structure of the European Yearbook. With approximately 200 pages, it combines market analysis, trend reports, technology explanations and rankings that support procurement processes and provide clarity in an increasingly complex industry. As always, editorial independence remains paramount. The Yearbook contains no paid content; it is financed through advertising and directory listings while keeping all analysis strictly neutral. The digital magazine will be available as a free download.
Focus in 2026 – “NextGen Signage”
For 2026, the overarching theme of the Yearbook is “NextGen Signage.” The concept examines how the digital signage industry is transforming in an era shaped by artificial intelligence. It explores how software architectures are evolving, how business models are being redefined and why the leading companies of tomorrow may not be the same familiar names that dominate the market today. With AI accelerating automation, intelligence and content workflows, the Yearbook looks at how networks will be designed, managed and monetized in the future – and how the industry must adapt to stay competitive.
With the launch of the Americas edition, invidis strengthens its role as the global authority on digital signage intelligence, connecting insights from Europe, North America and Latin America in a unified framework. The new publication marks an important step in providing truly global market transparency at a time when the industry is evolving faster than ever.
For more information contact Florian Rotberg or Christine Koller (Media Sales) – all Emails (FirstName.LastName@invidis.com)
