She also said Monday that Oracle would focus developing its B2B transactions segment leveraging its cloud technologies stack. Calling the financial service segment "very strategic" and "key to Oracle's future," Catz outlined the company's plans for B2B transaction services as a play to leverage its existing bank relationships. "If you're a customer that's buying something and you have Oracle ERP, [or] you are a company selling something and you have Oracle ERP [the] B2B transaction will be entirely automated within the cloud," Catz said. "So you'll submit a purchase order, the buying ERP system will submit a purchase order to B2B the selling ERP system. And if you need to borrow money, we will originate a loan with one of our banking partners." Counting Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase among its banking partners, Catz said Oracle's long-term playbook includes connecting B2B transaction management with logistics and banking through its ERP, while focusing on improving user experiences in B2B transactions.