Bioinformatics is becoming more important since large amounts of data generated by techniques such as protein and nucleic acid sequencing require data interpretation and management for medical and future research objectives. Consequently, the bioinformatics industry is likely to be driven by increased demand over the forecast period. Furthermore, the introduction of technologically advanced bioinformatics software such as BALL, Bioclipse, RasMol, and AUTODOCK, as well as increased market usage of these tools for effective and accurate analysis of biomarkers discovery programmes that aid in toxicity detection during the early stages of the drug development process, are expected to boost industry growth in the coming years.