A survey of SMS based Information Systems <s> 2011 <s> Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate potential users' cognitive beliefs and intention to use (IU) a proposed short message service (SMS)‐based library catalogue system. The motivation for this research is the growing popularity of mobile information systems and the need to explore if SMS is a technology that libraries could tap into to enhance their services to users.Design/methodology/approach – A review of literature on SMS‐based services and applications within the library sector is followed by a prototyping of an SMS‐based library catalogue system and the development of a number of hypotheses using the technology acceptance model (TAM) as the base framework. The study investigates potential users' cognitive beliefs and IU the systems as well as the effect of self‐efficacy (SE) on these. A survey questionnaire is distributed to a purposeful and convenient sample of university students who are also users of the university library online public access catalogue.Findings – The results of ... <s> BIB001 </s> A survey of SMS based Information Systems <s> 2011 <s> Mobile technology has contributed to the evolution of several media of communication such as chats, emails and short message service (SMS) text. This has significantly influenced the traditional standard way of expressing views from letter writing to a high-tech form of expression known as texti ng language. In this paper we investigated building a mobile information access system based on SMS queries. The difficulties with SMS communication were explored in terms of the informal communication passage and the associated difficulty in searching and retrieving results from an SMS-based web search engine under its non-standardization. The query is a pre-defined phrase-based translated English version of the SMS. The SMS machine tool normalization algorithm (SCORE) was invented for the query to interface with the best ranked and highly optimized results in the search engine. Our results, when compared with a number of open sources SMS translators gave a better and robust performance of translation of the normalized SMS. <s> BIB002 </s> A survey of SMS based Information Systems <s> 2011 <s> Pervasive access to distributed data sources by means of mobile devices is becoming a frequent realistic operational context in many application domains. In these scenarios data access may be thwarted by the scarce knowledge that users have of the application and of the underlying data schemas and complicated by limited query interfaces, due to the small size of the devices. A viable solution to this problem could be expressing the queries in natural language; however, in applications like medical emergencies, data management systems must obey requirements such as very fast and precise data access which make this solution infeasible. To reduce the time needed to get answers to user queries, the paper proposes a lightweight, context-aware approach based on the combination of keywords with natural language queries. The method employs ontologies and query patterns to support the users in formulating the most appropriate query for retrieving the desired data. Precision and query efficiency are further improved by focusing searches only to the data which are meaningful w.r.t. the current context, thus supporting the users' situation awareness. The approach has been integrated in the SAFE system, developed for mobile and Web, and has been applied in cardiology to support medical personnel in emergency interventions on patients affected by chronic cerebro-vascular diseases. Experimental results have shown that the proposed solution significantly reduces the time to get useful data w.r.t. traditional form-based approaches. <s> BIB003
S37 BIB002 This system is again related tio health care. The respective paper reveals the need of SMS translation , normalization of SMS query and ranking of the answerable data with respect to mobile based health care information accesss system. S38 BIB003 The system uses a context based keyword patterns for building SMS based natural language query to access the health related information. It uses ontology for providing the query patterns. S43  The system works on Soundex Phonetic Algorithm to device the SMS based information retrieval. It uses the IR database FAQ data set of FIRE 2011 conference for the ecperiments. D Research Models 2009 S17 BIB001 Result of investigation of users' cognitive beliefs and intention to use a proposed SMS based library catalogue system is discussed. 2009 S19  The system is developed to support administrative activities via SMS technology. S33  The systems has been designed to enhance the PF account system to produce PF account statement in PDF by sending it MMS form over the mobile of the employees. S35  Considering m-Commerce and m-Banking perspective in Bangladesh, a Push Pull services offering SMS (Short Messaging Service) based m-Banking system has been proposed which is able to provide several essential banking services only by sending SMS to bank server from any remote location.SM 2011 S36  This system is in concern with the health care. The respective paper acknowledges various systems of mobile based health care. The paper discusses primary level of the respective model. The issues like security and privacy are not mentioned.