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11/12/2009
R.B.C. and TUKATECH Sign Consulting Partnership Agreement in Asia
Los Angeles, CA. USA-New Delhi, India: November 12, 2009: Tukatech announces that Tukatech 
<http://www.tukatech.com/>  and Rajesh Bheda Consulting <http://rajeshbheda.com/>  (R.B.C) 
have signed a partnership agreement.  This strategic partnership between R.B.C. and Tukatech 
will enable apparel companies in Asia to overcome their challenges and prepare them for the 
digital internet world. 
 
Tukatech, a “knowledge-based” group of engineers, consultants and specialists in product 
development & pre-production processes, specializing in setting up design, development 
systems and implementing complete solutions for brands, retailers and vendors in the apparel 
industry, and Rajesh Bheda Consulting, a knowledge organization under the direction of Dr. 
Rajesh Bheda, who have been implementing solutions to improve quality, productivity, reduce 
manufacturing costs and inspire overall performance improvement, have decided to offer 
‘complete solutions’ with Tukatech systems for the apparel industry’s entire supply chain. 

“R.B.C. has been involved with assessing and streamlining manufacturing processes and 
management systems in the apparel industry for productivity and quality improvement. However, 
if we are to improve the performance of the supply chain as a whole, we need to strengthen the 
weak links. Manufacturing can never commence until all samples are developed and approved in 
time.  Tukatech has concentrated mainly on developing pre-production processes for the apparel 
industry. For manufacturers and suppliers to be successful we need to engineer the entire 
process to stay competitive and sustain long term profitability.  By having the ability to address 
the pre-production processes, we can engineer the products for manufacturing ensuring better 
planning, improvements of quality, higher productivity  and on-time delivery,” commented Dr. 
Rajesh Bheda, C.E.O, and founder R.B.C.
 
“Fashion brands, retailers, and vendors are increasingly turning to technology and engineering 
due to the many challenges they are facing, such as the pressure of increased SKUs, and the high 
expectations of end consumers.  Simply purchasing machinery or software systems does not 
ensure the best utilization.  However, expert implementation and engineering combined with 
appropriate technology will ensure results and the best return of their investment,” says Ram 
Sareen, CEO-Founder TUKAgroup. “We all depend on specialists for each field, and by associating 
with R.B.C., we can offer better solutions for our clients,” added Mr. Sareen.
 
About R.B.C. and Dr. Rajesh Bheda
R.B.C <http://rajeshbheda.com/> . is a consulting organization specialized for the fashion 
industry and focused on helping clients streamline their manufacturing and quality management 
systems.  Headquartered in Gurgaon, India, they have projects in many countries in Asia and 
other parts of the world.  RBC's clients include apparel manufacturers, sourcing companies, 
retailers/ brands, industry associations and development agencies.  Dr. Bheda, founder of R.B.C., 
is a well known consultant, academician, researcher and author with an interest in performance 
improvement in the apparel industry, with special focus on quality, productivity management and 
social responsibility. 
 
About Tukatech 
Tukatech is a Los Angeles, CA, USA-based company that provides pattern making, grading and 
marker making software, web based product development services, PDM/PLM systems, and 
manufacturing equipment supported by brick and mortar centers strategically located in garment 
hubs worldwide. With over 8,000 systems installed and thousands of competitive systems 
replaced, Tukatech <http://www.tukatech.com/>  is the fastest growing garment CAD/CAM 
company in the world. Tukatech was recently ranked by Apparel Magazine as the #1 Apparel 
software company in the world <http://www.tukatech.com/news/ApparelScorecard.html> .
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