Abstract
This In the present globalized smart ecosystem, various suggestions of using data as a new tool for the development of the economy are still going on to be presented. Hence, developed countries are trying to pursue different policy measures to develop the big data industry, including promoting big data R&D sector and investment in human resources to retain the pace of this global trend. The government of Pakistan has supported liberal policies to activate the IT its applications such as big data, Internet of Things (IOT) and electronic government (e-government). We used the Analytic Network Process (ANP) model to prioritize policy measures and find out its implications for Pakistan. This study will convey an important lesson for developing countries and particularly for South Asian countries to establish policies for developing big data as a new tool for economic growth in the context of smart ecosystem environment.
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