Disorganization (noun)

A state of being disordered or lacking in organization; a lack of order or structure.

Origin:

From the latin disorganizare, meaning "to disorder".

Examples:

1. The disorganization of the company led to a loss in productivity.
2. The disorganization of the files made it difficult to find important documents.
3. The disorganization of the traffic caused a major delay on the road.
4. The disorganization of the kitchen made it impossible to cook efficiently.
5. The disorganization of the event caused many participants to leave early.