SIGCOMM Membership Statistics

Fiscal Year 1990-2019

 SIGCOMM Professional Student Affiliate Designee Total Subscribers
             
 FY 2019 986 54 54 0 1094 7
 FY 2018 1010 65 60 0 1135 10
 FY 2017 1873 73 86 0 2032 15
 FY 2016 1245 106 135 0 1486 114
 FY 2015 1268 143 433 0 1844 77
 FY 2014 1300 136 462 0 1898 90
 FY 2013 1339 87 93 1 1520 96
 FY 2012 1348 108 155 2 1613 130
 FY 2011 1445 149 297 2 1893 161
 FY 2010 1423 117 351 3 1894 180
 FY 2009 1455 116 84 2 1657 190
 FY 2008 1492 123 261 1 1877 207
 FY 2007 1473 112 154 1 1740 234
 FY 2006 1540 140 120 2 1802 251
 FY 2005 1563 182 142 4 1891 173
 FY 2004 1651 259 254 4 2168 230
 FY 2003 1720 335 136 5 2196 238
 FY 2002 1875 490 86 4 2455 281
 FY 2001 1888 384 68 3 2343 272
 FY 2000 1977 427 86 2 2492 269
 FY 1999 2109 444 51 28 2632 275
 FY 1998 2364 470 50 30 2914 299
 FY 1997 2562 438 47 30 3077 323
 FY 1996 2661 464 46 36 3207 338
 FY 1995 2937 496 74 39 3546 343
 FY 1994 3077 470 58 41 3646 339
 FY 1993 2,186 206 19   2411 210
 FY 1992 2257 221 24   2502 207
 FY 1991 2323 264 20   2607 211
 FY 1990 2305 229 23   2557 209
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