Choosing the ”best” ERP system in Malaysia, or anywhere, depends on a large number of issues such as the specific requirements of a business, industry requirements, budget, and scalability. However, in Malaysia, there are several ERP systems that are chucking paradigms into the cube because of their characteristics, local support, and adaptability to a variety of business environments. Here are the leading ERP systems that are often regarded in Malaysia:

1. SAP: The company”s dedicated, comprehensive solutions make SAP the best choice for the big companies. It includes a variety of solutions tailored to many types of businesses.

2. Oracle NetSuite: A cloud-based ERP solution that is popular among medium to large businesses. It offers a unified business management suite, encompassing ERP/Financials, CRM, and e-commerce.

3. Microsoft Dynamics 365: This ERP solution is known for its flexibility and integration capabilities with other Microsoft products. It is suitable for businesses of all sizes.

4. Sage 300 (formerly Sage ERP Accpac): It is widely used among small to medium-sized businesses; Sage 300 provides good financial management and operational functionalities.

5. Odoo: An open-source ERP that is highly customizable and cost-effective, making it a popular choice for small to medium-sized enterprises.

6. Infor: A company that provides industry-specific solutions and is recognized for its user-friendly interface and strong analytics capabilities.

7. Epicor: It focuses on the manufacturing and distribution industries, providing full functionality and customization.

8. IFS Applications: IFS is well-known for its highly developed project management and asset management capabilities, particularly in industries such as construction and manufacturing.

Choosing an ERP system should start with a comprehensive needs assessment followed by considerations of future growth and local support and training. Dealing with a local ERP consultant or vendor besides the advice and consultancy helps one to build knowledge about the Malaysian market.