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One of the features that ERPM is capable of providing is giving users the ability to 'request' admin credentials on their machines for a specific purpose (provided you have removed all users from local admin on their machines). You can force them to put in descriptions or ticket numbers for logging when they want to check out an admin password but keeping the backend configured properly, so that users can ONLY see their assigned computers is rather difficult. My company is only around 600 users, so manually assigning users to specific computers is not too difficult but if my company was larger with several thousand endpoints, it would be almost impossible. Fortunately for me, we have spent time so that our CMDB is up-to-date. I can export the active computers in my network with the users who are assigned, and then import them into ERPM. I know some ERPM admins have to compromise by allowing users to see a 'group' of computers so that assignments can be by a group of computers instead of one to one but, to do it properly, you only want the user to have the ability to see ONLY their computer and nothing else. Also, you want to make the checkout experience as seamless as possible for the end user, so having only their computer show up makes it easier for them to navigate the web program. This is not a huge issue, but something that would be nice in future releases.
