This publication titled: “Managing complexity (and chaos) in times of crisis. A field guide for decision makers inspired by the Cynefin framework“, contains interesting topics.
Addressing chaos

Assess
Types of constraints

Adapt
In lack of a contingency plan, we must reallocate resources and re-design processes to empower the emergence of small, informal teams and networks that will help us make sense of the new, changing landscape.
- Manage constraints: We reduce hard organizational constraints and introduce flexible boundaries that allow to gain control of chaos and buy time for an organizational shift.
- Coordinate, do not decide: distribute decisions to informal networks, centralize coordination.
- Communicate by engagement: create informal employee networks to help assess the situation and to contribute to taking decisions.
- Avoid premature convergence: keep options open as long as possible.