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Selecting the ”best” ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system for Malaysia, or any other region, is a task that involves several factors. These factors consist of the particular needs of the company, the requirements of its industry, its budget, and its growth capacity. Nevertheless, it is true that some ERP systems are quite popular and are extensively applied in Malaysia given their properties and local support plus the fact that they can be easily adapted to fit this market. The following is a list of some of the most ERP systems that are usually thought of:

1. SAP Business One: This ERP system is specifically designed for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and multifunctional modules such as finance, sales, customer management, etc. SAP Business One is famous for its functionality and its high ability for future growth.

2. Oracle NetSuite: This system has been cloud-based ERP and it is commonly used by companies regardless of their size. Among its modules available are financial management, CRM, e-commerce, inventory management, etc.

3. Microsoft Dynamics 365: This ERP is preferred for it is known for flexibility and integration capacity with the other Microsoft products. It offers the solutions of finance, operations, retail, and many others which makes it applicable to which industries this way.

4. Sage 300 (formerly Sage ERP Accpac): It was particularly liked by SMEs, and it was the first to be user-friendly with high-quality financial management. This solution is the best choice for businesses planning to cut down their costs.

5. Odoo: Open-source ERP which is a framework that is not only fully customizable but also has modular capacity. Odoo is the choice of companies that look for flexibility with a system that can be tailored to fit their specifics.

6. Epicor ERP: At first known for its strong manufacturing & distribution capabilities, Epicor ERP was then introduced as an industry-specific solution for these businesses.

7. IFS Applications: Companies utilizing the asset-intensive business model such as manufacturing, construction, and service management most frequently adopt it. It also provides good project management and asset management courses.

It is worth mentioning that companies should perform a needs evaluation before selecting an ERP system as part of their procurement strategy along with looking at the total cost of ownership. Besides, being with local ERP consultants or vendors who sharply understand the Malaysian market can provide with insights and support while choosing and implementing ERP systems.