SIGAI Membership Statistics

Fiscal Year 1990-2020

SIGAI	Professional	Student	Affiliate	Designee	Total	Subscribers

FY 2020	993	120	93	0	1206	0
FY 2019	1036	113	112	0	1261	0
FY 2018	966	136	110	0	1212	0
FY 2017	885	120	100	0	1105	0
FY 2016	772	101	67	0	940	2
FY 2015	772	84	43	1	900	3
FY 2014	777	98	34	1	910	4
FY 2013	782	106	20	1	909	12
FY 2012	828	129	19	1	977	21
FY 2011	879	146	22	1	1048	25
FY 2010	935	144	42	2	1123	18
FY 2009	1006	155	39	2	1202	15
FY 2008	1063	167	43	2	1275	16
FY 2007	1116	179	48	2	1345	21
FY 2006	1158	178	53	2	1391	26
FY 2005	1242	264	51	2	1559	24
FY 2004	1268	297	43	3	1611	30
FY 2003	1407	316	41	5	1769	49
FY 2002	1580	379	85	5	2049	254
FY 2001	1597	325	146	4	2072	268
FY 2000	1546	312	53	6	1917	286
FY 1999	1706	344	27	32	2109	309
FY 1998	2017	416	15	33	2481	354
FY 1997	2266	464	15	36	2781	393
FY 1996	2569	533	12	34	3148	402
FY 1995	2984	661	15	47	3707	407
FY 1994	3611	807	32	52	4502	452
FY 1993	4516	1056	38		5610	382
FY 1992	5530	1329	47		6906	436
FY 1991	6,142	1520	45		7707	497
FY 1990	7313	1594	48		8955	561

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