Media

Reshma’s work has been featured in technology, healthcare business, and national media publications for its relevance to digital pharmacy modernization, PBM infrastructure, prescription access, affordability, cloud-native healthcare architecture, and explainable AI- enabled automation.

Tech Times

Architecting the Next Wave of Digital Healthcare: Inside Reshma Thakkallapelly’s Playbook — Carl Williams, Jan. 4, 2026
Profiles Reshma as a digital pharmacy and platform engineering leader focused on mission-critical healthcare infrastructure, FHIR/NCPDP interoperability, event-driven architecture, observability, privacy controls, and CarelonRx digital pharmacy systems.

Healthcare Business Today

Digital Pharmacy Is Booming. Its Infrastructure Is Falling Behind — Abby Michaels, Jan. 9, 2026
Research contributions published through IEEE explore emerging technologies, enterprise-scale systems, intelligent automation, and modern computing architectures. These publications reflect ongoing efforts to bridge academic research with real-world technology challenges and industry implementation.

Village Voice

The Algorithm Behind the Pharmacy Counter: How Invisible Enterprise Systems Quietly Control Prescription Access, Affordability and Approval in America — Will Jones, Mar. 26, 2026
Presents Reshma’s PBM modernization work as part of the hidden infrastructure behind prescription access, affordability, prior authorization, explainable automation, AI-enabled clinical workflows, and FWA detection.

About the Book

Digital Pharmacy, PBM Modernization, and Explainable Healthcare Automation

About Reshma

Reshma Thakkallapelly is an enterprise architect and digital healthcare technology leader specializing in cloud-native platforms, API ecosystems, digital pharmacy infrastructure, interoperability, and responsible AI. With experience across healthcare, retail, aviation, and manufacturing, she focuses on building secure, scalable, and observable systems that make complex enterprise workflows more reliable, connected, and human-centered.