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Joshua Feinberg is Chief Thought Leader, Vice President, and Co-Founder of SP Home Run Inc and President of the Data Center Sales & Marketing Institute. As a revenue growth consultant, and digital marketing and sales strategist, Joshua Feinberg helps companies get found by the right people, in the right places, at the right time, and in the right context -- and uncover revenue growth opportunities that they’re currently missing. He does this by helping clients in five very specific and interrelated areas -- all tied to growth: 1) Differentiation. 2) Thought Leadership. 3) Competitive Positioning. 4) Sales Cycle Acceleration. 5) Scalable, Predictable Revenue Growth. Since 2002, Joshua has been building full-funnel inbound sales and marketing programs. As an early adopter and…

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Joshua Feinberg

West Palm Beach, Florida

Joshua Feinberg is Chief Thought Leader, Vice President, and Co-Founder of SP Home Run Inc and President of the Data Center Sales & Marketing Institute.

As a revenue growth consultant, and digital marketing and sales strategist, Joshua Feinberg helps companies get found by the right people, in the right places, at the right time, and in the right context -- and uncover revenue growth opportunities that they’re currently missing.

He does this by helping clients in five very specific and interrelated areas -- all tied to growth:
1) Differentiation. 2) Thought Leadership. 3) Competitive Positioning. 4) Sales Cycle Acceleration. 5) Scalable, Predictable Revenue Growth.

Since 2002, Joshua has been building full-funnel inbound sales and marketing programs. As an early adopter and advanced power user of HubSpot marketing software since 2010, he holds and maintains ten HubSpot Certifications on Inbound Marketing, Inbound Sales, Inbound Business, HubSpot Marketing Software, HubSpot Sales Software, HubSpot Partner, Email Marketing, Content Marketing, Social Media, and Growth Driven Design (GDD) --- was the first HubSpot Accredited Trainer in Florida and co-led the local HubSpot User Group for four years. Joshua has also attended the INBOUND conference in Boston every year since 2013.

Joshua Feinberg is a former Microsoft Corporation content provider for and advisor to the Small Business Server (SBS) product teams and small business channel partner teams in Redmond, Washington. While working with Microsoft, Joshua wrote the groundbreaking book Building Profitable Solutions with Microsoft BackOffice Small Business Server and bi-weekly VAP Voice online columns that helped shaped Microsoft’s small business partner strategy, product marketing strategy, and ultimately the managed services business model. Much of the content he created was also localized and translated into over a dozen languages for a global audience of over 500,000.

With a deep specialization in the cloud services, data center, and hosting industries, Joshua Feinberg has presented educational sessions at HostingCon, Data Center World, and DatacenterDynamics. And he’s blogged for Data Center Knowledge, served on the HostingCon Advisory Board, and served on the board of the local AFCOM chapter.

In addition to being a former MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) and PC Support Specialist for Merrill Lynch Global Research at World Headquarters, Joshua Feinberg began his career marketing and selling higher education PC hardware and software solutions for IBM Academic Information Systems (ACIS) and supported high-leverage co-marketing campaigns with MarketSource, Microsoft, Prodigy, and the Rutgers University Athletics Department.

He’s been quoted in USA Today, CRN (cover story), VAR Business, Washington Times, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, AICPA Journal of Accountancy, Inc.com, CMS Wire, and TechTarget. Joshua also had content published in Inc.com, Medical Economics, Windows NT Magazine, Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine, and served as a contributing editor for Selling Windows NT Solutions Magazine.

Joshua Feinberg grew up in Central New Jersey and graduated Rutgers College as a Bloustein Distinguished Scholar with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics, a concentration in accounting, and a minor in music. And he attended the Stern School of Business at NYU part-time for a year with graduate coursework completed in accounting, economics, finance, and IT.

Joshua has resided in South Florida since 2002 with his wife and two children.

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Companies That Sell to Data Center End Users and Data Center Operators

Are you a CEO, president, founder, owner, or sales director of a company sells a data center-related product or service? Are your clients enterprise IT end users of data centers, as well as outsourced data center operators, including wholesale and colocation providers?

There are over 30 different categories of companies that sell to, service or partner with data center end users and data center operators:
Application delivery
Asset management
Automation
Brokerage
Cleaning
Construction
Consulting
Cooling
Data destruction
Data protection
Design
Electrical construction
Energy
Engineering
Facilities
Fire protection
Flooring
Hardware
Infrastructure
Integration
Management
Modular
Monitoring
Moving
Power
Real estate
Recruiting
Recycling
Security
Software
Storage
Telecommunications
Virtualization

Who Leads These Companies In and Around the Data Center Industry?

Top Concerns and Priorities

Challenges Facing Companies That Sell to Data Centers

Wholesale and Colocation Data Centers

Are you in a sales, marketing, or executive role at an outsourced data center provider that offers wholesale or colocation data center services?

Many Fortune 1000 companies, government entities, and universities choose to build and manage their own data centers. But building and operating a modern data center is definitely not for everyone. Between construction costs and ever-increasing levels of staffing and knowledge required to successfully manage an in-house data center, many choose to outsource their data center needs.

Some companies accept the limitations of using a hyperscale cloud provider. But most companies want the control that comes with managing their own assets -- and as a result contract with either a wholesale data center or a colocation data center.

Wholesale data center operators typically lease larger spaces to IT organizations that require less hand-holding and want more control.

Colocation data center operators, on the other hand, tend to lease smaller spaces -- in some cases, as small as one cabinet unit (1U) within a rack -- for IT organizations that require more hand-holding, but less control.

While there are certainly edge-cases and exceptions, wholesale data center leases tend to be much larger and lower margin, while colocation data center leases tend to be much smaller and have higher profit margins.

Where Are Wholesale and Colocation Data Centers?

What Wholesale and Colocation Data Center Executives Care Most About

Challenges Facing Wholesale and Colocation Data Centers

Data Center Market Opportunity Research

The Data Center Sales & Marketing Institute publishes market opportunity research reports on wholesale and colocation data centers, as well as companies that sell to data center end users and data center operators.

The data center industry is rapidly evolving. And there are tremendous growth opportunities in various geographies and sectors of the data center, mission critical, and cloud services industries.

However, in many companies, core strategy for business development, marketing, and sales depends on playbooks that simply aren’t keeping up with changing market conditions and dramatic shifts in how influencers and decision makers evaluate different options in the data center space.

Dallas / Fort Worth Data Center Market Opportunities

The data center industry is growing and changing fast. And the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex is no exception.

Colocation and Wholesale Data Centers in Rapidly Growing Areas

Fortune 500 Headquarters and Vertical Markets Driving Enterprise Absorption

Company-Specific Changes in the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex

Regional Macro Factors in the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex

Staying Relevant in a Buyer-Centric World

We ended up with 29 data center operators that have 73 physical data centers. We expect the number of data center operators to further contract, as more mergers are announced and completed in the coming months and years. However, we also expect the number of physical data center locations to expand.

The data centers are located in

Allen, Texas (Collin County)
Carrollton, Texas (Dallas and Denton Counties)
Dallas, Texas (Dallas County)
Fort Worth, Texas (Tarrant County)
Garland, Texas (Dallas County)
Irving, Texas (Dallas County)
Lewisville, Texas (Denton County)
Plano, Texas (Collin County)
Richardson, Texas (Dallas County)

Chicago Data Center Market Opportunities

Which colocation and wholesale data center operators in Chicago are the most digitally-savvy?

The data center industry is growing and changing fast. And the Chicago metropolitan area is no exception.

The Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI Metropolitan Statistical Area continues to rank as the third largest metropolitan area in the United States with an estimated 9.5 million population.

Company-Specific Changes in the Chicago Data Center Market

Regional Macro Factors in the Chicago Metropolitan Area

We ended up with 29 data center operators that have 57 physical data centers. We expect the number of data center operators to contract further, as more mergers are announced and completed in the coming months and years. However, we also expect the number of physical data center locations to expand.

The data centers are located in
Arlington Heights, Illinois
Aurora, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Elk Grove Village, Illinois
Franklin Park, Illinois
Itasca, Illinois
Lisle, Illinois
Lombard, Illinois
Northbrook, Illinois
Oak Brook, Illinois
Rosemont, Illinois
West Chicago, Illinois
Westmont, Illinois
Wood Dale, Illinois

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