That's usually what "war rooms" are for, in my experience. Something goes wrong, and to provide the illusion that everyone's on top of things, some managers set up a "war room" where they can "triage" problems and come up with an emergency solution.
The problem is that they usually use the same approach without the phrase "war room" to create the original product, which lead to the problem they're now trying to solve in the first place.
The problem is that they usually use the same approach without the phrase "war room" to create the original product, which lead to the problem they're now trying to solve in the first place.