I noticed that using Epicor in the medical device market involves several unique criteria, such as feasibility and locating devices with specific software installed to update the software when necessary for critical reasons. Therefore, the main purpose of the micro ten is to educate users and explain the implementation of Epicor features to meet the requirements of the medical device industry. The medical device field is quite complex. It requires specific knowledge and expertise, particularly regarding scalability and other factors. Thus, a suggested step would be to involve individuals familiar with the software to ensure its successful operation. Once it's functioning, I assume it works very well, especially within a market like this. I cannot make a conclusive judgment because my interest lies in observing this medical device industry since I primarily work with small manufacturers. I seek a solution that caters to the needs of my own company. I currently use an open ERP, an open-source solution, and I have been satisfied. However, since I operate within my own company with a team of 10 software specialists, we can easily use open-source software and modify its code. I rate the overall solution a five out of ten.