I definitely agree wit hqcp77's posting.  In any job management tool (Control-M, Tivoli, Unicenter,etc), the object is to replace the SQL Agent batch processing so you get the benefits of proper job scheduling.

This means you need to pull out of SQL Agent jobs the commands that are processed in each job step and build a Control-M job that duplicates each step.  I recommend that you talk you your BMC account manager or phone your local BMC help desk, as BMC probably has some tools to help with this work. 

Although you can get a Control-M job to run sp_start_job, you can also live on hotdogs, but most people prefer something a lot better.