BURST and MAID both expect you to dedicate HD space to them - so they'd be competing, not "compatable".
Same on STORJ - you can't use the same drive space for all three, though I suppose you could "split" a drive and run all 3 on separate parts of it.
In my opinion they can can be complementary. Storj and MAID simply have to recognize Burst plot files as virtually free space and a smart software on top regulates truncating Burst plots for MAID or Storj needed space. Also this smart software can automatically rebuild the plot to maximum size when the space is not needed anymore from MAID or Storj network.