Issues to consider it's time to sell your data center

Best to pull the trigger sooner than later
Considering the ever rising demand for storage capacity, Data Center Knowledge pointed out that this is a great time to sell a data center. By making this move when the market is full of potential buyers, your company will have greater latitude to negotiate a leasing deal with the facility's new owners. This arrangement would allow a company to make a sale of its data center assets and eliminate endless logistical costs from the budget without much of an impact to the company's current infrastructure. Regardless of how you and your team choose to arrange the sale of the data center, your company stands to recoup most of its investment with a timely sale.

Get your transition strategy off the ground ASAP
If you plan to stay in your data center after the sale, then transition issues will be minimal for your company. Otherwise, it makes sense to plan out your next data center as you figure out how to sell your current space - performing these searches in tandem helps smoothen the sale and purchase timeline as much as possible.

Gigaom pointed out that most data centers are moving away from in-house facilities and toward the public cloud. Consider discussing a prorate with a cloud vendor as your company begins the process of moving data from their massive facility to the cloud. If your company is moving from one physical facility to another, then you can use gear like remote management consoles to facilitate the sharing of information between the two locations.

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